Re: [service-orientated-architecture] Web as a center of the Universe

[Michael Poulin]

    I have found, probably, an old  news – how Gavin King of JBoss attacks 
JavaEE with JBoss SEAM tracing from JSF/Ajax  to “Conversation context”, to EJB 
3.0, to Web Services, to orchestration and,  finally, to ESB and SOA. 
          I have found it’s good to  know info though I cannot count myself as 
100% supporter of his ideas and  approaches. I feel that all these exercises 
lead to “POJO as a SOA Service”  conclusion, which simplifies IT development a 
lot but still does not address  business needs (not everything is a POJO); as 
it is represented (or appears to me), the  SEAM gets more orthogonal to SOA RM 
with each  version release. 
          Interesting to find your  opinions (I think, Stefan Tilkov, at least, 
knows something about it because his  interview to InfoQ on SOA (of Dec. 05) is 
posted on the same page.
          For references:
      http://www.infoq.com/news/2006/11/seam-11-Gavin-King-interview  
      JBoss Seam 1.1 Indepth: An Interview  with Gavin King
          http://www.infoq.com/news/JBoss-SEAM-1.0-Gavin-interview
      JBoss SEAM 1.0: rethinking web  application architecture
    
  - Michael Poulin
  
 
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