Joe McKendrick, ebizQ's SOA in Action Blogger, is a nationally published author and consultant
with deep knowledge and insights regarding trends and developments in
the technology industry. He is a contributing editor to a number of
national and international publications and Websites including
Database Trends & Applications, ZDNet, and Webservices.Org. He also
serves as analyst for Evans Data Corp., and is lead analyst for Evans'
Web services and enterprise development management issues surveys.
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« 'If You Don't Know Where You're Going with SOA, Any Road Will Get You There' | Main | A Quick-Start Guide to SOA: Start Anywhere, But Start Nonetheless » July 14, 2008App Servers: Anachronism or Agent of Change in the Age of SOA? Over the years, many companies have turned to app servers -- both Java Enterprise Edition and Microsoft .NET framework -- to handle, under the covers, the "plumbing" of messaging, standards, and protocols. App servers were seen as the easiest on-ramp to integration. However, are they still appropriate for service oriented architecture? How much of a role will app servers play in the SOAs to come? Do companies even need app servers anymore? ebizQ is conducting a survey on application server usage, and the impact of SOA on app servers. This survey explores how enterprises plan to implement new types of applications such as SOA, Web 2.0, mashups, open source, etc. Will you continue to use application servers? Take our survey and you'll be entered to win $100! Click here to access the survey. ___________________________________________________________________ Posted by joemckendrick in SOA Research and Analyst Reports | Digg This | Add to del.icio.us Trackback Pings TrackBack URL for this entry:
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