Re: SOA and its real state of the art

On 27 Sep 2006 11:08:22 -0700, "Luca" <nioskidol@xxxxxxxx> wrote:

Dear alll,
we just introduced SOA to one of our customer which has been very
interested in the subiect.

But... what we know of SOA is that it is a great idea and that will
probably have great future
but looks somehow still "unproved", given its short life.

So the question is, are there any:

- massively used applications (e.g. small applications)

- mission critical applications (e.g. ERPs, CRMs or similar
complexity)


really designed and realized with SOA principles ?

Thank you all

If you mean service oriented architecture, its been around pretty much
since the beginning of mainframe computing - just with different hats
on - RPC and Distributed computing (distributed objects) would be
classic examples.




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