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ROC Platforms Full ROC platform by 1060 Research • Custom distributed kernel GridGain, GigaSpaces • Distributed Computing Homebrew ROC VENDOR LOCK-IN!!!! • Are you in the business of building one from scratch Off-the-shelf integration • Best-of-breed strategy: find the best components and integrate them
ROC <strong>Architecture</strong> The systems are built around a backbone that provides resources via URI The backbone acts as an resource container or as a conduit between resources or resources and consumers URI mapping is done by the backbone Resource containers can exist in the same memory space as the backbone or in a separate system Resource providers may be written in any programming language Resource providers are stateless
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Page 3 and 4: Mule As Your SOA/ROC Hub
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Mule Services and Python • We now
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Mule Services and Python Mule libra
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Service Definition • This code is
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Portable Business Objects #!/usr/bi
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Mule Punchint Your Code Mule librar
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Deployment Topologies
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Application Deployment Web Services
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Application Deployment Data Center
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