Category Archives: SOA

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Integrating GigaSpaces persistency service into an existing tier based system

Posted on April 23, 2008 by Mickey Ohayon

A common issue I’m facing recently is how to integrate existing tier based applications with GigaSpaces persistency service, AKA persistency as a service (Paas) or mirror . The motivation is often a result of the acknowledgment that a standard tier … Continue reading →

Posted in Application Architecture, Application Performance, Caching, Data Grid, Development, GigaSpaces, Hibernate, J2EE, Java, JavaSpaces, sba, SOA, space-based architecture | 2 Comments

Parting the Clouds

Posted on February 28, 2008 by Geva Perry

I haven’t posted in a long time, but today I came back with a bang. The uber-blog GigaOm posted a blog I wrote as a guest columnist. Thanks to Om Malik, Surj Patel and Carolyn Pritchard for all their help…. Continue reading →

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When virtualization meets SOA

Posted on February 26, 2008 by Nati Shalom

There have been many separate discussions about SOA and virtualization. Only a few addressed how they relate to each other. Interestingly, while I was working on this post, Geva Perry brought to my attention Judith Hurwitz’s blog – Is Virtualization… Continue reading →

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An Open Letter to BEA WebLogic Customers

Posted on January 18, 2008 by Geva Perry

Dear BEA WebLogic Customer: As you probably know, Oracle just announced it is acquiring BEA for $8.5 billion. Independent industry analyst Vinnie Mirchandani said about the deal: "Customers, unlike investors, do not have much to cheer." You are now facing … Continue reading →

Posted in Application Architecture, GigaSpaces, J2EE, News, SOA, Spring Framework | 12 Comments

What a year!

Posted on January 5, 2008 by Nati Shalom

For the past few days I’ve been trying to write a 2007 summary, but I found this task to be extremely difficult because so many things happened this year on so many fronts. I thought that it would probably be… Continue reading →

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