Event-Driven Architecture
Event-Driven SOA combines SOA's request-response and EDA's (Event-Driven Architecture) event publish-subscribe paradigms. Building applications and systems around an event-driven architecture allows these applications and systems to be constructed in a manner that facilitates more responsiveness, because event-driven systems are, by design, more normalized to unpredictable and asynchronous environments. An optimized business needs to handle both services and events to enable extreme transaction processing (XTP). This results in extreme agility – enabling the enterprise to conduct business at light speed.
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Event Processing Network Application Activity Monitoring for WebLogic Event Server Oct 29 2007
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This screencast gives insight into the fundamental concepts for
monitoring EDA-based, Event Processing Network Applications which have
been published (deployed) to the WebLogic Event Server.
BEA WebLogic Event Server: Eclipse Developer Experience Demonstration Jul 24 2007
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This demonstration shows the new WebLogic Event Server Event Processing Network (EPN) rapid application development (RAD) experience in Eclipse.
BEA WebLogic Event Server (EDSOA) Demo: Airport Lost Baggage Use Case Jul 16 2007
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This demonstration illustrates the powerful Complex Event Processing capabilities of Weblogic Event Server, working together with a portfolio of BEA products (WLS, ALSB, ALBPM ). The demonstration also illustrates how a BAM dashboard might be used to provide real-time visibility into situations that require immediate attention.
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