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The typical troubleshooting scenario we like to get as much information as we can. However, we have to balance that with the cost of collecting the information. For example, in a large SOA installation with several hindered or perhaps millions of composite instances, setting the console to track the ‘state’ of those instances is abusive [...]
Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) is all about connecting services together from the same or different companies. This distinction crosses the boundary of standard enterprise development and brings new capabilities to the programmers to connect with business needs much easier than before. Remember the insanely difficult and expensive Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)? SOA will change all [...]
The people at Active Endpointsare a great place to get started with SOA and BPEL. They have a BPEL for people beta program. Check out comments made about them in this white paper (Return on Investment for Composite Applications and Service Oriented Architectures).
