Oracle offers the more open (and SOA based) solution
http://www.theserverside.com/news/thread.tss?thread_id=41678
read it and find out for yourself why Oracle is leading the SOA efforts for corporate applications
Tuesday, August 08, 2006
read it and find out for yourself why Oracle is leading the SOA efforts for corporate applications
About Me
Clemens works within the SOA Product Management Team @ Oracle Headquarters.
Before moving to the states, he worked for Oracle Consulting Services in Austria, troubleshooting and managing critical j2ee/soa projects within EMEA.
When not found on a plane, visting customers, evangelizing on SOA or supporting POCs, he takes care the overall crossproduct integration.
PM fellows
- Debu Panda (OC4J/EJB 3.0)
- Steve Muench (ADF BC)
- Frank Nimphius (JDEV)
- Jonas Jacobi (ADF FACES)
- Duncan Mills (ADF FACES)
Other fellows
- Vishal's Things BPMN
- Jesus Rodriguez
- Olaf Heimburger (Oracle, J2EE)
- Omar Tazi (Open Source)
- Matthias Wessendorf (Apache mFaces)
Resources / Sticky
- BPEL - Recommended knowledge and skills
- What would you like to see in BPEL?
- Using Java API to connect to BPEL - pitfalls
Disclaimer
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All comments and ideas expressed herein are my own and not necessarely the ones of Oracle Corp.
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