SOA: Software Engineering without Programming Languages
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| Publication Type | Talk | |
| Year of Publication | 2006 | |
| Authors | Alonso, G. | |
| Date Published | 5.12.2006 | |
| Place Published | ECOWS 2006 Keynote, Zurich | |
| Abstract | Service Oriented Architectures (SOA) encompass a wide range of technologies. In this talk I will focus on the impact of SOA on application development and how it shifts the emphasis of software engineering from programming to integration. As part of this process, a wealth of new opportunities arise to tackle a variety of open problems that software engineering has not been able to address in the last decades: formal treatment of non-functional requirements, continuous development, dynamic adaptation, and new forms of data storage and delivery. In the talk I will outline how SOA provides us with the necessary abstractions to successfully address these key problems. I will also discuss in detail what are the key contributions of the concepts around SOA and underline their importance for future developments in the area. | |
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