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Oracle confirmed that is thinking about a SOA 2.0 strategy that will combine the web services approach with an event-driven architecture that will produce the next generation of SOA applications and environments.
Company VP Steve Harris sad that SOA 2.0 is the term the company is using to describe this approach. The company is working with its Fusion middleware components to develop the SOA 2.0 strategy, which will incorporate J2EE (or more accurately, Java EE 5). Oracle was present at the recent JavaOne Conference in San Francisco to outline this vision and also tout its emerging AJAX strategy.
Oracle is also a member of the Open Ajax Alliance, which held meetings during JavaOne to discuss interoperability and related issues. Farrell was recently interviewed by SYS-CON regarding Oracle's Open Ajax participation.
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Anil Datt 06/15/06 01:56:59 PM EDT | |||
I cannot disagree more. There are products and implementations of SOA with EDA on non Oracle worlds (and they do not claim SOA 2.0) It looks to me as a Marketing buzz word. SOA is Architecture approach. Please do not version it to sell a product!! |
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AJAX News Desk 06/01/06 12:11:54 PM EDT | |||
With SOA 2.0, an event-driven architecture is deployed in which software modules are related to business components, and alerts and event notifications are featured. The initial SOA concept has not been event-driven but, instead, has featured direct calls from one piece of software to another in a client-server process. |
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