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January 29, 2007 When To Use Which Type Of SOA Specialty ProductA Quick Guide To Five SOA Specialty Product Categories And Alternativesby Randy Heffner, Larry Fulton with Jeffrey S. Hammond, Megan Daniels |
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Executive Summary
As architects and developers plan their future service-oriented architecture (SOA) platforms, one of the biggest questions is when to use each of the new categories of SOA specialty products. It is a complex question because there is a high degree of overlap between the different types of products — and between SOA specialty products and traditional software infrastructure products. To make the decisions even more challenging, since SOA standards, specifications, and products are rapidly maturing, you can often get a more stable and more functional product if you can delay a product acquisition by only a few months. To help time your product decisions, this quick guide narrows in on the key functionality of, alternatives to, and reasons for using five types of SOA specialty products.
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