Showing posts with label Architecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Architecture. Show all posts

Thursday, February 14, 2008

Integration of Oracle SOA with mainframe technolgies


Recently, I was with a customer talking about SOA integration with legacy applications such as mainframe technologies and below is an image. I know this is a blog and supposed to write but I really felt that this picture is worth a thousand words.

Let me know your thoughts on this ...

Wednesday, February 13, 2008

How to find a string recursively in Unix / Linux

Quite interestingly there is no simple approach in UNIX / Linux to find a string in the files recursively. Here is the command that you can use

find . -type f -exec grep "string to find" {} \; -print

Sunday, February 3, 2008

What is a Composite Application?

Composite Application is an application that was built using multiple smaller applications and/or components of other systems to source the data and/or business logic. The term composite application is not new and in fact coined in many software engineering texts that were published in 80’s. Yet today the word composite application is referred in the context of Service Oriented Architecture.

Let’s re-look at what the new definition …

Definition:-
“Applications that built using existing reusable services and components that can either source data or do specific task/process. Composite applications are like mashups.”

Unlike a traditional application where the source data is typically stored in a common place such as a database, composite application uses XML messages as the way to communicate between a service/component layers to the application layer.

With more and more vendors support composite application development in their middleware offerings, the support to integrate these services is easier than ever. Even easier to support and maintain as big vendors like Oracle, IBM and BEA supporting industry standards.

Saturday, February 2, 2008

Enterprise SOA

SOA is one of the greatest paradigm in the computing industry and getting matured to get into almost every major enterprise. Interstingly to get quality information on enterprise architecture, deployment, security, and maintenance aspects of SOA one need to spend so much time and collect small portions of information from site to site.

Today I decided to have some refinement mainly concentrating in this area in the form of this blog. Hope this will be useful.