Re: [architecture] FYI - BEA and IBM Publish Service Data Objects (SDO) Specifications

[Bruno Seznec <consult@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks for this pointer,
Reading the white paper, it show me that this SDO comes from a best 
practice approach with
some well-know design patterns (e.g. Data Mediator Service).
It is not clear to me if it is a JSR ? and the time frame for that ?

Best Regards

Bruno Seznec

At 08:51 06/12/2003, Antoine Mensch wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> This might be of interest for you:
>
> "Three specifications describing Service Data Objects (SDO) have been
> published jointly by BEA and IBM, and will be implemented in upcoming
> releases of the BEA WebLogic Platform and IBM WebSphere Application Server.
> The documents "provide programmers with simpler and more powerful ways of
> building portable server applications." Java Specification Requests (JSRs)
> are also being filed in the areas of these specifications for formal
> consideration under the Java Community Process (JCP)." (excerpt from
> http://xml.coverpages.org/ni2003-11-25-a.html).
>
> From the description available in this paper, this seems to be the approach
> proposed by BEA and IBM to unify J2EE and heterogeneous data management,
> among other goals. This topic is of great interest for the XQuark project,
> and could be the path to follow for a better integration of XQuark in the
> overall ObjectWeb architecture (I've read the criticisms about the lack of
> integration of some projects in the ObjectWeb "catalog").
>
> So if anybody is interested, we could start a discussion thread or even a
> working group about this topic.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Antoine Mensch
>
>
>
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