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Editor's Notes

• #14: Bei LBB (LandesBank Berlin) WS SOA ASF Mapping (OU)
• #28: Just consider a typical application landscape in a large enterprise. Like this barrio in Carácas, Venezuela, large application landscapes have a tendency to evolve in uncontrolled ways. Sometimes it‘s just a matter of a lack of proper governance, but more often than not it‘s the monolithic architecture of business applications that impedes flexibility and makes it hard if not impossible to quickly react to changing business requirements.
• #29: Just consider a typical application landscape in a large enterprise. Like this barrio in Carácas, Venezuela, large application landscapes have a tendency to evolve in uncontrolled ways. Sometimes it‘s just a matter of a lack of proper governance, but more often than not it‘s the monolithic architecture of business applications that impedes flexibility and makes it hard if not impossible to quickly react to changing business requirements.
• #31: Standard WSDL with extensions for JMS endpoints Communication style request callback
• #49: The traditional approach of introducing yet another interface here and another file transfer there just to make applications interact and share cricitial business data leads to a mess that noone can really maintain anymore, let alone understand it in its entirety. This is pretty much where Deutsche Post found themselves back in 1999. A huge number of bespoke business applications, interconnected by a myriad of interfaces and communications channels, just like the pipes in this production plant. The new requirements that arose from the deregulation of the postal services market in Germany at that time were just too demanding and called for a different approach to enterprie architecture.
• #50: The traditional approach of introducing yet another interface here and another file transfer there just to make applications interact and share cricitial business data leads to a mess that noone can really maintain anymore, let alone understand it in its entirety. This is pretty much where Deutsche Post found themselves back in 1999. A huge number of bespoke business applications, interconnected by a myriad of interfaces and communications channels, just like the pipes in this production plant. The new requirements that arose from the deregulation of the postal services market in Germany at that time were just too demanding and called for a different approach to enterprie architecture.
• #63: TBD: Notes, too much text