In a bid to woo smaller companies and independent developers, Sun Microsystems (NASDAQ: JAVA) has incorporated open source elements within today's release of Java Composite Application Platform Suite (CAPS) 6, the latest version of its suite for building service-oriented architecture (SOA) products.
CAPS 6 blends open source code from the Open ESB (define) project with the closed code of the 5.x set of releases.
It is architected around the Java Business Integration (JBI) standard, which "reduces vendor lock-in -- when things go south with one vendor, enterprises can move to another because their value is in the content, and not the middleware," Mark Herring, Sun's vice president of software infrastructure marketing, told InternetNews.com.
JBI is a Java-based standard that facilitates SOA (define) integration of Java-based applications.
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CAPS 6 blends open source code from the Open ESB (define) project with the closed code of the 5.x set of releases.
It is architected around the Java Business Integration (JBI) standard, which "reduces vendor lock-in -- when things go south with one vendor, enterprises can move to another because their value is in the content, and not the middleware," Mark Herring, Sun's vice president of software infrastructure marketing, told InternetNews.com.
JBI is a Java-based standard that facilitates SOA (define) integration of Java-based applications.
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