In my last article I showed, how to use websockets with Apache Camel. Today I will target a very special usecase: process driven forms. That means not your UI (UI Framework) says which site / form comes up next, but your server. This brings us one step closer to very dynamically approaches like e.g. adaptive [...]

Today we (Berthold, Chris and me) developed just for fun a websocket component for Apache Camel. “WebSocket is a technology providing for bi-directional, full-duplex communications channels, over a single Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) socket.” (Wikipedia). In combination with Apache Camel you can push events from all components (file, ftp, hazelcast, queue, etc.) to your browser. [...]

This great video shows the vision of a semantic web 3.0. This is very close to my vision of a SOA (I don’t say 3.0 ;). I see SOA as a ‘App store for the enterprise’. The question is: How close are the semantic web and SOA together? Do they have dependencies to each other? [...]

I thought soa is dead – but obviously it isn’t ;)  You can find here an interesting challenge: explain soa in one single sentence. One cool answer comes from Joe McKendrik. For him SOA is an ‘App store for the enterprise’ (24 characters, btw). In core I agree with Joe, but I would say SOA [...]