Realizing Event-Driven SOA
Olga Levina, Vladimir Stantchev
Abstract
Olga Levina, Vladimir Stantchev
Abstract
Event-driven architecture is gaining momentum in research and application areas as it promises enhanced responsiveness and asynchronous communication. The combination of event-driven and service-oriented architectural paradigms and Web service technologies provide a viable possibility to achieve these promises. This paper outlines an architectural design and accompanying implementation technologies for its realization as a Web services-based event-driven SOA.
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Event-driven architecture is gaining momentum in research and application areas as it promises enhanced responsiveness and asynchronous communication. The combination of event-driven and service-oriented architectural paradigms and Web service technologies provide a viable possibility to achieve these promises. This paper outlines an architectural design and accompanying implementation technologies for its realization as a Web services-based event-driven SOA.
Key concepts: Service-oriented architecture, Event (particle physics), Asynchronous communication, Computer science, Web service, Realization (probability), Architecture, Service (business)