Celtix, the open source ESB, milestone 4 is ready and available for download. Press release available here.
Included in this drop are several new demos documented here.
Included are:
You can read more about the origins of the RSS for Services Registry demo on an earlier post.
This is also a milestone for me personally as it's the first time I've contributed to an open source initiative.
During the Christmas period I was looking into the RSS standard(s) and came up with an idea for using RSS that may save corporations a lot of money.
Today there are really two fundamental ways to connect to a Web service. Either you bootstrap the consumer with the services WSDL file or you use a UDDI registry to lookup a service.
Before I go any further I want to point out that I am not against UDDI. I am not trying to replace UDDI. UDDI is the right and standard approach for discovering Web services. In fact I think that my idea can compliment UDDI - more on that later.
IP Babble is the personal blog of William Henry.William has 20 years experience in software development and distributed computing and holds a M.Sc from Dublin City University. He is currently working in the office of CTO at Red Hat on the MRG product. This weblog is not funded by Red Hat.
Posts are intended to express independent points of view, but understand that there is probably a bias based on the influence of working with standards based middleware for over a decade. (See disclaimer below)
