Common Misconceptions About Service-Oriented Architecture

This article explores seven common misconceptions about service-oriented architecture (SOA):

  1. SOA provides the complete architecture for a system.
  2. All legacy systems can be easily integrated Into an SOA environment.
  3. SOA Is all about standards and standards are all that Is needed.
  4. SOA Is all about technology.
  5. The use of standards guarantees interoperability in an SOA environment.
  6. A service registry allows service binding dynamically at runtime.
  7. Testing SOA-based systems Is no different than testing any other type of system.

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Authors

Grace Lewis

Edwin J. Morris

Soumya Simanta

Dennis B. Smith

Lutz Wrage

This library item is related to the following area(s) of work:

Service-Oriented Architecture
System of Systems

Software Engineering Institute
November 2007

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