Implementation in the organisation

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3 SOA so what

Cohesive Architectures
Architectural Developments
IT Architectural Developments
SDI Architectural Developments

Reference Architecture

National Geo-Information Infrastructure
Position of Geo-information
E-Government and the NGII

Services Oriented Architecture (SOA)

Application integration schedule
SOA Services
Service Enterprise Bus
SOA Standards

Implementation in the organisation

Introduction SOA for Organisations
SOA for an Organisation

Installing the skeleton structure of SOA

Problem signalling
Quick scan
Proof of Concept and Action Plan
Implementation
Example of SOA implementations in geo-Holland
Documentation of SOA implementations in geo-Holland

Building Services yourself

Installing Tomcat
Installing Geoserver
Installing GAIA and uDig
Viewing other WMS services
Transferring shapefile
Combining own service
Installing metadata editor
Installing catalogue eXcat

Best Practices

Meadow birds
Risk map
Directorate General for Public Works and Water Management
TomTom
AND
KLIC-Online


The thinking in the final application of service orientation is no technical affair. The goals of SOA focus on stronger interaction and more steering of the business towards technique. Apart from this, ownership of information and services and the adequate security of services and the functions behind them in information play an important role. These issues take place within an organisation and have an extra dynamic when they are within a chain. This paragraph deals with the issues based on an SOA organisational perspective and also clearly indicate what the differences and challenges are in a SOA chain.


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