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SCA stands for Service Component Architecture, and is s a set of specifications which describe a model for building applications and systems using a Service-Oriented Architecture. The formal standardization takes place at OASIS.
SOA Suite11g is based on SCA.
SOA Suite11g is based on SCA.
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| rnaszcyn | SCA Version and non-SOA Suite implementations | 1 | Jul 22 2009, 11:51 AM EDT by rnaszcyn | ||
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Question one is waht version of SCA is supported? Question two is why are there no non-SOA suite implementations available for components? Shouldn't there be a way to directly call Java, web services etc, without having to go through SOA suite. Still plenty of stuff that will run on the WebLogic server!
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| mbutton | SCA Implementation for the SOA Suite 11g | 0 | Aug 8 2008, 3:34 AM EDT by mbutton | ||
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I was just wondering what is the implementation chosen by Oracle for SCA. BEA's chosen Fabrik3, relying on a third-party product but what about Oracle ?
Is it some home-made solution, or some stuff based on Tuscany or what ? Thanks for any explanation on that.
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