overview
Service Oriented Architecture
Our services are provided using the Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) pattern. We have chosen this architecture because enterprise infrastructures are diverse across systems, software, and operating systems.
Enterprises must quickly respond to changes in business processes to meet new requirements. Investing in new applications to replace existing ones is not only expensive but also time-consuming and also delays responses to new business needs.
In SOA, services are the building blocks. Services are not necessarily web services, but they are designed with characteristics such as scope, dependencies, communications, and configurable policies. This allows several services to run independently on a system, and any service can exchange data with any other service in the network without needing programmatic changes to existing services. New services can be written to run on any platform or in any language, regardless of the underlying technologies of existing services.
Our team is skilled in writing services that ensure key SOA characteristics, including:
- WSDL: To describe the service.
- XSD (XML Schema Defined): For message communication.
- UDDI: For registry and directory listing.
- QoS (Quality of Service): Associated with each service.