Contents tagged with J2EE
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Lightweight SOA
A few months ago my colleague Don Demsak and I started collaborating on a paper about the principles of "Lightweight SOAs". Fundamentally, the paper intends to demystify some of the aspects around big SOA enterprise projects and propose some patterns that facilitate the implementation of these architecture using emerging architecture styles (REST, cloud computing, etc) and technologies in a very agile manner. Thanks to Diego Dagum and his team, the paper has been included in the latest issue of the Microsoft Architecture Journal.
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Oracle Open World
Thanks to all the folks who attended to my presentation Taming Web Services Interoperability at Oracle Open World. I've really enjoyed presenting for an Oracle-centric audience and we got some great reception and feedback . I will make the demos available next week as soon as I finish packaging them up.
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Oracle WebLogic Server
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IBM on mutitenant architectures
Check out this interesting article from IBM about the principles of multitenant applications.
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WebLogic 10.1.3
BEA has released a Technical Preview of WebLogic 10.1.3. Some of my favorites features include the JMS .NET API and support for SAML 2.0.
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IBM on ESB
Check out these two interesting papers regarding IBM’s vision ESB’s role in Service Orientation.
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Speaking at NYC Connected Systems User Group
Next Monday I will be speaking at the New York Connected Systems User Group in the Microsoft NYC offices http://www.nyccsug.org . The session is going to be focused on Web Services Interoperability. Specifically I am going to be speaking and demonstrating best practices and techniques to achieve interoperability between Windows Communication Foundation and some of the lead J2EE Web Services stacks such as Sun WSIT, WSO2, Oracle, etc. If you are on the Manhattan area and you are interested on SOA topics swing by and we will have a nice chat.
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SCA committees
For more than I disagree with the goals of Service Component Architecture (SCA), it is undeniable that this is going to help.
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MTOM interoperability between Oracle App Server and Sun WSIT
A few months ago I wrote a couple of articles (WCF-ORA, ORA-WCF) about Message Transmission Optimization Mechanism (MTOM) interoperability between Oracle Application Server and Microsoft Windows Communication Foundation (WCF). Most of the feedback I got from those posts was related with MTOM interoperability scenarios using other Web Service technologies toolkits. Based on that, I decided to post a few more demos that reflect MTOM interoperability scenarios for different vendors. Specifically, this paper shows how to achieve MTOM interoperability between Oracle App Server and Sun Web Service Interoperability Technology (WSIT - Project Tango). Believe it or not, I am sorry .NET developers; there is no .NET code in this paper.