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Reuse Engineering for SOA

Posted by ScuttleMonkey on from the don't-reinvent-the-wheel dept.

An anonymous reader writes "In most development organizations, software reuse occurs on a regular basis in at least an ad hoc manner. Code is shared across projects in an informal manner. SOA provides the mechanism for more formal reuse. So what are the issues? This article examines some of the challenges associated with the creation and usage of reusable services."

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  1. Re:Software reuse. by Fyre2012 · · Score: 0, Redundant

    Personally, i find the 'reuse' comes from the main algorithms themselves, not necessarily how someone labels their classes/functions etc.
    exactly right tho, in that we put things together in a way we understand, but thats not to say it's without implementing an idea for moving around data (in whatever way is needed) which has been written elsewhere.
    "Effective, systematic software reuse continues to be an elusive goal for many organizations."
    i'd wager that licensing issues have an impact in this arena, not just lack of a 'remix-this-code' tool set / methodology.

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  2. SOA by Saiyine · · Score: 0, Redundant


    SOA in the wikipedia.


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