Mohammad is a Senior Architect tasked with supporting strategic account teams across Canada. He is also a member of the Microsoft Architecture Editorial Board and is passionate about documenting best practices for software architecture. Prior to joining Microsoft, he worked as a Senior Java Architect at Sun Microsystems. Mohammad co-authored several publications including 'Java and XML Programmer's reference', 'Developing next generation Web applications though AJAX/Atlas', 'Web Services Certification exam', and he also contributed to the development of J2EE core patterns.

Web Services Vendor Support Matrix

Published 07 December 06 02:20 PM | makif

About: This post is about the Web Services Standards adoption in the industry

Greetings,

I found this illustration about Web Services Standards adoption in the industry useful and thought of sharing it with all of you, please note that it is not updated to include all the standards supported by .NET 3.0 (e.g. WS-ReliableMessaging implemented by WCF, WS-MetaDataExchange implemented by WCS etc.), nevertheless, I hope you will find it useful (please note that all the usual disclaimers apply i.e. this is not an authoritative source on other vendors etc. and is not shared to denounce any SOA vendor etc. etc. & etc.). I plan to spend some time on the matrix early next year and post an updated version

Best regards,

Mohammad

Filed under: Services Oriented Architecture (SOA)

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