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Dienstag Apr 17, 2007

Deutsche Post's SOA Platform is going Open Source

According to Computer Woche Deutsche Post is giving away its SOA Plattform as freeware. At the end of the year the solution is expected to become open source. The plattform includes an ESB as well as a framework for infrastructure components like registry, security, authentication and configuration. It also supports connectors for BPM/BPEL engines, legacy systems, packaged software and applications in Java and .NET. The platform is based on open source products, commercial products (e.g. for BPM) can be injected into the framework. Main differentiator to competing frameworks is the strong endorsement of a best-of-breed approach.

Posted at 10:48AM Apr 17, 2007 by Armin Wallrab in SOA, BI and Governance  |  Kommentare[2]

Kommentare:

Yawn! Just use RoR and REST.

Gesendet von Douche Bag am April 17, 2007 at 01:16 PM CEST #

Link to digg article: http://digg.com/software/Germany_s_Deutsche_Post_open_sources_its_SOA_Framework

Gesendet von fhernand am April 20, 2007 at 04:44 PM CEST #

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