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This paper by David Linthicum outlines the approaches for using HydraSCA to create scalable and reusable services for SOA.
This survey by King Research outlines the impact of deploying enterprise applications to multi-core hardware on scalability, performance, functionality of the applications - as well as impacts to the teams responsible for development.
This paper provides an overview of the need for concurrent computing in order to take advantage of multi-core hardware and outlines solutions from Rogue Wave Software and Intel that simplify development with concurrency.
This paper provides an overview of an approach to address the scalability and performance needs of SCA in a way that is manageable, cost-effective, and works with the existing environment.
This paper provides an overview of Software Pipelines, and explains how this methodology can be applied to achieve order of magnitude performance increases.
This paper is a sequel to the Software Pipelines Overview white paper and focuses on Software Pipelines law and rules to give a deeper understanding of the theory behind Software Pipelines.
This paper describes how the concepts defined in the two previous whitepaper series, Software Pipelines and Software Pipelines Law (the fundamental rules and formulas for predicting and optimizing a pipelined system), can be used to solve real-world problems.
In this paper, we take an objective look at the benefits of SOA, as well as the costs and risks of this architectural approach, and arm you with a list of key questions that will help you determine if SOA makes sense for your project.
This paper provides an overview of SOA and discusses how organizations can use software development products from Rogue Wave Software and Intel to gain the agility offered by this promising architecture while mitigating performance slowdowns.
This paper provides an introduction to Web services, discussing key underlying technologies and standards, the benefits of using Web services, and the challenges inherent in integrating Web services technology into applications.
This paper describes how businesses can use Rogue Wave® LEIF to both extend the life of existing C++ applications by integrating them into a service-oriented architecture and to improve SOA performance by providing a high performance infrastructure for Web Services. Also, see how LEIF performed against JBoss/Axis in joint Sun/Rogue Wave Software benchmark testing.