Process Orchestration Design Principles and Best Practices
This paper discusses common issues and design considerations related to implementing a SOA (Service Oriented Architecture) project using the ActiveVOS process orchestration technology to create service enabled composite applications. The principles described here are based on best practices gained from proven real-world experiences and it applies to implementation projects regardless of the development methodology, scale of the project and complexity of the design.
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| Publisher: | Active Endpoints | Published: | 08/06/2008 | Type: Length: Format: |  Whitepaper 15 pages |
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| Topics: | SOA Testing Integration | ||||
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