Re: SOA and EDA

ion, and by the same means invoicing and many other business processes). It is not an enterprise-wide form of EDA, just like the service engine is not an enterprise-wide form of SOA. If enterprise-wide SOA and EDA tools are used OFBiz can integrate easily with these since internally it is

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ecommended that you look at how SECA rules are used in OFBiz (like triggering order item completion with a shipment is packed, order completion on order item completion, and by the same means invoicing and many other business processes). It is not an enterprise-wide form of EDA, just l

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by the same means invoicing and many other business processes). It is not an enterprise-wide form of EDA, just like the service engine is not an enterprise-wide form of SOA. If enterprise-wide SOA and EDA tools are used OFBiz can integrate easily with these since internally it is archite

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EDA, just like the service engine is not an enterprise-wide form of SOA. If enterprise-wide SOA and EDA tools are used OFBiz can integrate easily with these since internally it is architected using the same principles (ie can consume and produce services, and can generate and listen to events.

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ring order item completion with a shipment is packed, order completion on order item completion, and by the same means invoicing and many other business processes). It is not an enterprise-wide form of EDA, just like the service engine is not an enterprise-wide form of SOA. If enterprise-wi

Re: SOA and EDA

I see the events in a event-driven system are emitted by some sources (or agents) and consumed by consumers ( sinks). Sinks have the responsibility of applying a reaction as soon as an event is presented. Generally, event are transmitted among loosely coupled software components. One important

Re: SOA and EDA

It would not be correct to say that EDA (Event Driven Architecture) and ECA (Event-Condition-Action rules) are the same thing. It would be correct to say that ECA Rules are one way of implementing an event- driven architecture (EDA). If you look at how ECA rules are used in OFBiz you'll se

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Is ECA same as EDA? I feel ECAs in OFBiz are more like interceptors/triggers where are EDA is all together a different architecture pattern. This is a good document explain EDA: http://www.eaipatterns.com/docs/EDA.pdf Thanks, Raj Jacques Le Roux wrote: I think, as a marketing effort, we sh

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-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 I have seen a lot of confusion about Services being mixed with web services. Maybe another Name would be in order. I went though a thesaurus, the only one that came close to fit was worker. Jacques Le Roux sent the following on 1/17/2009 8:11 AM: > I

Re: SOA and EDA

Yes we definitely want to be "buzz word compliant." ;-) - Original Message - From: "Jacques Le Roux" To: dev@ofbiz.apache.org Sent: Saturday, January 17, 2009 9:11:20 AM (GMT-0700) America/Denver Subject: SOA and EDA I think, as a marketing effort, we shou

SOA and EDA

I think, as a marketing effort, we should put 2-3 sentences about SOA (Service Oriented Architecture) and EDA (Event Driven Architecture) OFBiz's features on main site, in "Introduction: What is Apache OFBiz?" section for instance. Buzz words (acronyms nowadays) can't hurt if we want more recogni