I agree that XML gateways can't do everything, but I view mediation systems as an essential component of service infrastructures, and XML gateways have an advantage over other mediation systems in that they offer significantly better performance than software-based mediators. But also note that my recommendation is to use gateways in combination with SOA management.
Anne
On 5/31/06, patrickdlogan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Implementation of a solid SOA Security Infrastructure is...
And so I think we are in agreement. A "gateway" can translate, wrap,
unwrap, and route. But there is a boatload of things that gateways
cannot do.
What? Do you sell a gateway or something?
-Patrick
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