PUBLIC MARKS with tags soa & jboss

In October 2005, JBoss announced its Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) strategy and positioned the JBoss Enterprise Middleware Suite (JEMS) as the Open Source Platform for SOA. In reality, JBoss was giving credit to its many customers already deploying enterprise SOA using JEMS in mission critical environments such as financial services, media and insurance. JBoss also presented its roadmap to expand JEMS to include an Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) to further ease the development and deployment of SOA to automate business processes and improve enterprise competitiveness.

Red Hat's acquisition of JBoss signals a more aggressive move into middleware and a new era of business maturity for open source software. This deal means that the industry is headed for a period of remarkable growth for open source, and it will be led by the JBoss Java middleware platform.

Le moteur de règles Drools qui devrait début 2006 être rebaptisé Java Business Rules, rejoint ainsi JBoss. Et devrait être intégré au middleware-maison JEMS (JBoss Enterprise Middleware System - qui regroupe un serveur d'application, un portail et un moteur de gestion de processus métier).