Some make sense and some don't.
Best App server:
- IBM websphere (yeah, huge number of commercial, plus ambigous since this includes WASCE and probably Apache Geronimo)
- Glassfish (big push from SUN)
- Weblogic (ol' favorite, but Oracle owns this now and god knows how they market it)
- WSO2 (** weird?? Where did this come from? Maybe manipulation?)
- JBoss (huh, would have thought this near #2 or #4)
- NetBeans (assuming 6.1, which is excellent)
- Rational Application Developer (eclipse)
- Oracle JDeveloper (not eclipse)
Best Integration Server
- Websphere Integration Developer
- Fiorano ESB
- Java CAPS (glassfish++)
Best Opensource SOA
- WASCE (does this include Apache Geronimo??)
- Sun openESB
- SoapUI
Best Portal
- IBM Websphere Portal
- Sun Portal
- Weblogic Portal 10.2
Best Security
- IBM Datapower XML security gateway XS40
- Sun access manager/open SSO
- oracle web services management
- Metro
Best SOA platform
- IBM Websphere
- Fiorano SOA
- Sun Java CAPS
Best SOA Testing tool
- Rational Tester for SOA
- SoapUI
Best SOA Tool
- Fiorano ESB
- Sun Java CAPS
- Rational Software Architect
- Rational Team concert
It's a bit weird to mix development tools (#3 RSA & #4 Rational Team) with servers (#1, #2). Maybe that's why IBM got pushed down, staff got confused..
Best SOA training site
- IBM SOA Sandbox
- SOA Training Curriculum (MomentumSI)
Best SOA Book
- IBM"The New Language of Business: SOA & Web 2.0"
- Amberpoint et al An Implementorメs Guide to SOA ヨ Getting it Right
- IONA Understanding SOA with Web Services
Best SOA or XML Site:
Yeah they are ok. What about non-vendor stuff.
Con-clusion:
sys-con SOAWorld magazine tries to be a vendor neutral but they need some mechanism to do a real unbiased report. Maybe if Gartner or any of the reputable firms would run the survey I would be less skeptical.
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