Care to follow the yellow-brick road?
Roadmaps! Frameworks! Architectures! Oh my! Roadmaps! Frameworks! Architectures! Oh my! As the NetWeaver platform expands SAP’s offering, I’m compelled to think about what preceeds implementation … the architectural framework, it’s methods, and how it applies (or at least to me) in the real world. So it’s here that I bring myself to consider methodologies like the RUP, TOGAF, Zachmann, and others. In the next few entries, I’ll discuss – one of the methodologies above – provide an overview – what they tout (value proposition) – my personal insights, and – my experiences with it if I’m lucky, I’ll add tidbits of information I find from other sources as well. (wish me luck!)
It sounds like a very interesting series of blogs.
Can you point to any literature on the subject of SAP’s ESA. I do have the Enterprise SOA book, both are there any articles on the topic.
Good luck.
/daniel
there are a few places to start:
1) Enterprise Services Architecture (ESA) Adoption Program (https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/developerareas/esa?rid=/webcontent/uuid/3831b280-0501-0010-5098-ed6a2bad8a90)
SDN > Enterprise SOA > Enterprise Services Architecture (ESA) Adoption Program
2) SDN > Enterprise SOA > Standards and Enterprise SOA (https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/developerareas/esa/standards)
3) Web Services for Platform-Independent, Standards-Based Information Sharing (https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/806fcf90-0201-0010-ddbb-cb89a7f65f7d) this is a downloadable article
i also visit the adoption program forums as well.
hope this helps
- tery