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In my opinion the rage against ESBs is directed more at the term "Enterprise Service Bus" than at the need for integration within an enterprise SOA. Few bloggers would...
Last week Jeremy Suratt made an interesting point on the Infor Tech Talk blog. He says that event-driven architecture (EDA) is different from traditional service-oriented architecture (SOA) in the...
Vincent Partington recently wrote on his blog "before you start writing your own services and your own ESB, have a look at what's available." Vincent point out the challenges of migrating from a home-brew ESBs and recommends against a "not invented here" attitude....
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