SOA Magazine IV 01.2015

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As we can see in the table, each tool has its own set of relevant capabilities, some of them shared by both. JCA Adapters can also help us extend the native functionality of the products, especially in the case of BPEL. Based on the information we’ve just analyzed, we can definitely come up with a collection of pretty accurate guidelines regarding the use of one product or the other for certain scenarios: For service virtualization and brokering activities use OSB For long running and stateful orchestrated tasks, use Oracle BPEL For automatizing business activities based on a process definition use Oracle BPEL For incorporating Human Workflow and/or Oracle Business Rules, use Oracle BPEL PM For applying policy-centralization and reliable-messaging techniques on web-services, use OSB For stateless and short-lived web-service orchestrations use OSB For synchronous entity-based services or pass-through operations use OSB This gives us more clarity, providing appropriate separation of concerns without meaning that we cannot use OSB and BPEL in conjunction for solving sophisticated integration scenarios: Service virtualization using OSB BPEL OSB performing mediation duties in a Service Composition Copyright © 2015 | All Rights Reserved SOA Magazine IV 9
Asynchronous queuing scenario with one-way invocation of a BPEL process through OSB And how does this look in Oracle SOA Suite 12c After looking at the historic perspective, some of the great advantages of SOA Suite 12c have to do with: Stability Continuity Maturity Unlike past releases, there’s not a major change in the runtime engine, nor in the set of products that conform the suite. This has allowed Oracle to focus on substantially improving each one of the tools, taking in account customer / developer feedback as well as industry trends and requirements. Oracle SOA Suite 12c, if anything, encourages SOA Practitioners to use BPEL and OSB together in order to design and implement robust solutions with the ability to provide the required flexibility, SLA compliance and transactional capacity the industry looks for. The following improvements (among many others) seem to be the most relevant in this regard: Copyright © 2015 | All Rights Reserved SOA Magazine IV 10
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