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OOP Vs SOA Architectures

 
kri shan
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What is the difference between OOP and SOA Architectures ?
 
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OOP is an architecture based on interacting objects which have both data and behavior.

SOA is an architecture based on a collection of functions which can be invoked by clients. With web services, the functions are XML based.

OOP can be used to implement SOA.

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The difference between SOA and distributed objects is the distributed objects are optimized for a client/server scenario consisting of a single application.
 
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What is the difference between OOP and SOA Architectures ?



"object-oriented programming" is a style of programming. It does not describe software architecture.

"service-oriented architecture" pertains to both a business strategy and a service-based software architecture design.

There are many different ways to program in an object-oriented fashion.

There are many different ways to design a service-oriented architecture.

A service-oriented architecture can be partially implemented with object-oriented software.
[ July 08, 2008: Message edited by: James Clark ]
 
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