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The point is really that SOA is probably for larger established organisations, not simple web apps etc. Your experience suggests that the organisations were no
by eckyptang 14y ago
The point is really that SOA is probably for larger established organisations, not simple web apps etc.
Your experience suggests that the organisations were not quite ready for SOA or chose the wrong tooling. I'm only making this point because I work on a successful SOA architecture which exhibits none of these problems. The difference is that we moved to this architecure when the product was 10 years old and used AppFabric+WCF to build it. The product and skill set were very mature then. We also had enough resources and cash to pull it off.