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From the News Desk
Tuesday, 20. May 2008
SOA Development with Sonic ESB 7.6
SOA is changing the way enterprises integrate and manage information assets and considering this, Progress Software, supplier of application infrastructure software for business applications, has announced the availability of Progress Sonic ESB 7.6, messaging-based enterprise service bus (ESB).
According to the release Progress Sonic ESB 7.6 is a powerful alternative to centralized and monolithic middleware stacks. It allows developers to manage a service oriented architecture (SOA) infrastructure across heterogeneous environments. Developers can create complex service orchestrations from the ‘top down’ quickly, easily through ‘drag and drop’ functionality.
Additionally, it features embedded prototype services that allow developers to build and test services without developing them fully. With the addition of new process templates, developers can capture their own best practices and repeat or share them for reuse.
Sonic ESB 7.6 includes the Sonic Workbench, which is an Eclipse-based SOA graphical toolset that can be used to model, configure, test and deploy processes and services. These graphical tools make it easy to specify configuration and deployment details that support an intuitive ‘top-down’ approach to a SOA development lifecycle.
Tutorials, available in print and video format, help developers create new services. For example, included in the tutorial are two use-case scenarios, namely- ‘batch to real time’ and ‘remote information access’ services. These tutorials will help developers, who are new to SOA and ESB technologies to quickly become productive.
“The release of Sonic ESB 7.6 hits upon all the requirements outlined by Gartner from its ease of use to its feature-rich functionality. In addition to its financial strength and stability needed for long-term customer and product support, Progress Software offers customers a portfolio of best-in-class SOA infrastructure products that supports their multi-vendor SOA environments,” said David White, Sonic Product Marketing Manager, Progress Software.
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According to the release Progress Sonic ESB 7.6 is a powerful alternative to centralized and monolithic middleware stacks. It allows developers to manage a service oriented architecture (SOA) infrastructure across heterogeneous environments. Developers can create complex service orchestrations from the ‘top down’ quickly, easily through ‘drag and drop’ functionality.
Additionally, it features embedded prototype services that allow developers to build and test services without developing them fully. With the addition of new process templates, developers can capture their own best practices and repeat or share them for reuse.
Sonic ESB 7.6 includes the Sonic Workbench, which is an Eclipse-based SOA graphical toolset that can be used to model, configure, test and deploy processes and services. These graphical tools make it easy to specify configuration and deployment details that support an intuitive ‘top-down’ approach to a SOA development lifecycle.
Tutorials, available in print and video format, help developers create new services. For example, included in the tutorial are two use-case scenarios, namely- ‘batch to real time’ and ‘remote information access’ services. These tutorials will help developers, who are new to SOA and ESB technologies to quickly become productive.
“The release of Sonic ESB 7.6 hits upon all the requirements outlined by Gartner from its ease of use to its feature-rich functionality. In addition to its financial strength and stability needed for long-term customer and product support, Progress Software offers customers a portfolio of best-in-class SOA infrastructure products that supports their multi-vendor SOA environments,” said David White, Sonic Product Marketing Manager, Progress Software.
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