SOA Talk:

Development


December 3, 2008  4:43 PM

Legacy lost in Web 2.0 hype, survey finds



Posted by: Heather Clancy
legacy modernization, Web 2.0

Core business applications are important to companies. But IT hiring priorities are skewed toward Web 2.0 developers, potentially leaving modernization of mission-critical applications in jeopardy, a survey released this week reveals. This is a "ticking time bomb" for IT, the survey sponsor...

November 18, 2008  1:36 PM

Let’s look behind those SOA implementation numbers!



Posted by: Brein Matturro
Development, SOA, SOA development

There was a sky-is-falling frenzy in the blogosphere of late in reaction to a Gartner press release headlined: "Number of Organizations Planning to Adopt SOA for the First Time Is Falling Dramatically," writes Rich Seeley on SearchSOA.com. But, perhaps, the glass is half full. Seeley takes a...


October 31, 2008  5:50 PM

SOA meets Cloud Computing at Microsoft PDC



Posted by: Heather Clancy
.NET, cloud computing, Composite applications, Development, Microsoft, Modeling, REST, SOA, SOA development

For Microsoft there seemed to be a somewhat humbler tone at its Professional Developers Conference in Los Angeles this past week. Even the biggest new SOA modeling and Cloud Computing initiatives were described as “nascent” works in progress and subject to change.


October 24, 2008  1:40 PM

Forrester sees two compute clouds



Posted by: Heather Clancy
cloud computing, Development, ROI, Virtualization

Compute Cloud offerings can be broken down into two types, says Frank Gillett, vice president and principal analyst, Forrester Research. Continued »


October 14, 2008  6:04 PM

Gartner cautions on Oracle middleware status



Posted by: Heather Clancy
BEA Systems, Complex Event Processing (CEP), Conferences, Development, event-driven architecture, Extreme Transaction Processing (XTP), Oracle development, OSGi, SOA

Oracle Fusion middleware is currently based on a group of product suites for SOA and BPM that are "assemblies of convenience," argue Gartner analysts. The suites are made up of Oracle's existing product line and the technologies from its acquisition of BEA earlier this year, according to a brief...


October 2, 2008  3:06 PM

CEP opportunity in Wall Street bust?



Posted by: Heather Clancy
Complex Event Processing (CEP), Development, financial services, Progress Software

Within every disaster there is the obvious downside, but also an unexpected opportunity. For example, in 1906, my grandfather was an unemployed carpenter in Los Angeles. Then the San Francisco fire and earthquake happened. Seeing an opportunity, he moved up north where his skills were suddenly...


September 24, 2008  12:46 PM

IBM vs. standards bodies?



Posted by: Heather Clancy
Development, IBM, Microsoft, SOA, SOA standards, XML

Can major vendors buy standards bodies' approval for specifications that support their products? Continued »


August 29, 2008  10:43 AM

XTP powers SOA



Posted by: Heather Clancy
Complex Event Processing (CEP), Development, event-driven architecture, Extreme Transaction Processing (XTP), IBM, Oracle development, SOA

Extreme transaction processing (XTP) gets down to business in service-oriented architecture (SOA) applications at AbeBooks.com, a Canada-based online bookstore, profiled in a SearchSOA user story earlier...


June 11, 2008  4:35 PM

Sun and SOA: Too much Java and not enough open source?



Posted by: StorageSwiss
Apache Tuscany, Data integration, GlassFish, Java, Open source software, SOA, Sun Microsystems

Dan Blankenhorn at ZDNet has posted some provocative thoughts about the Java CAPS 6.0 SOA suite announcement from Sun...


June 3, 2008  6:43 PM

Dojo for Ajax gets enterprise push from Nexaweb



Posted by: Heather Clancy
Ajax, Development, Open source software, rich Internet applications (RIA)

Can a free open source Ajax toolkit handle enterprise applications?

That's the question Nexaweb Technologies Inc. is hoping to answer in the affirmative with today's announcement that it is contributing new software to the Dojo Foundation to provide...