HP has updated its SOA governance software, HP Systinet 3.00, which assists with discovering and reusing services in composite applications and business processes.
Featured is support for standards such as BPEL (Business Process Execution Language) and integration with other HP SOA products. In Version 3.00, multiple users within an organization can discover and reuse services, the company said.
With the upgrade, customers can automate service lifecycle policy compliance by capturing best practices to achieve SOA objectives. This is being accomplished by integration with HP Quality Service Center, a separately available product.
Pre-built lifecycles and templates in Version 3.00 enable nonexperts to quickly use the product, HP said. More sophisticated users can customize service lifecycles through use of wizard-driven programming interfaces. Role-based dashboards provide information in a format related to a specific user's responsibilities.
HP acquired the Systinet product when it bought Mercury Interactive in 2006; Quality Center also came over with the Mercury buy. "The focus of HP SOA Systinet 3.00 is all about enabling customers to take their SOA governance efforts to a much larger scale," said Kelly Emo, HP software SOA product marketing manager.
HP has completed integrations between all of its quality solutions for SOA, she said.
Users of the upgrade can build reusable business processes and include them in the governance framework through support for BPEL. Productivity can be increased via business processes that are easier to discover and reuse, HP said.
Automation of repetitive tasks across a large number of services is featured, with support for bulk operations and lifecycle "cloning," HP said. Support for Open SCA (Service Component Architecture) and WSDL 2.0, for exposing interfaces, is featured as well.
Version 3.00 also can trigger business policies based on service quality through integration with HP Service Test Management or manage rogue services in production through linkage with HP Universal Configuration Management Database.
HP Systinet 3.00 is available now.
Latest on SOA
- Why traditional security doesn't work for SOA
- SOA growth projections shrinking
- SOA the logical choice for logistics giant, Dematic
- SAP profit falls for Q3, drops sales forecast
- MuleSource adds to open-source SOA, ESB
- Microsoft eyes game-changer for application development
- Red Hat boosts open-source SOA
- HP bolsters SOA governance in Systinent 3.00
- Microsoft enhances .Net, Windows Server
- Financial crisis: The tech innovations at risk
Software Essentials
- Ballmer: Yahoo acquisition won't happen
- Sun is a software company, new top shareholder says
- Forecast has Office, Vista going in opposite directions
- Interview with The Pirate Bay founder
- The future of software testing
- Bill Gates predicts software revolution
- 'Warez' software pirate sentenced to probation
- Mobile app development moves beyond CRM, but slowly
- Tibco backing Microsoft Silverlight
- Most top banks already using virtualization
TechWorld Jobs (beta)
Recent Jobs
Whitepapers
- Email Archiving Implementation: Five Costly Mistakes to Avoid
- How to Beef Up Your Sales Pipeline
- Mimosa™ NearPoint™ for Microsoft® Exchange Server: Email Archiving 101
- Discover the advantages of an open architecture multi-vendor network solution
- Choices in Storage Architecture for Oracle Environments
TechWorld Blogs
-

TalkingTech
The view from the top of IT with TechWorld Editor Rodney Gedda
-

Entrenched
Cooking up better code, IDG's developers reveal some of their secrets
-

Broadband Voice
Darren Pauli digs in from the front line of Australia's broadband battleground
Recent blog posts
- An open storage stack? I like the sound of that
- The mobile clone wars: fighting for a better phone experience
- Stopping the "Clean Feed"
- Identifying web platforms
- Clean Feed ‘not technically possible’
- No Clean Feed - well duh!
- Conroy's content cops still on the cards
- Will open source ruin the economy? Please help
- Linux kernel 2.6.27 is out!
- Falling off the ob_start stack
Recent comments
- Hello this is Brianna
7 hours 35 min ago - Turn any PC into a media center
21 hours 26 min ago - How About the Correct Title?
1 day 12 hours ago - who are you kidding?
1 day 17 hours ago - Seriously, how much did they pay for this advertisement
3 days 8 hours ago - SF Bay Area - free Seminar on Enterprise Cloud Computing
3 days 11 hours ago - video conferening but not telepresence...
3 days 19 hours ago - SAMSUNG OLED 40" TECHNOLOGY
4 days 3 hours ago - What was the question again, oh well this was prepared earlier
6 days 10 hours ago - Worldwide broadband prices continue to drop which means ? in AU
6 days 11 hours ago - Not a Problem Here in Australia and New Zealand
1 week 1 day ago - Clear the air
1 week 2 days ago - Tabbed browsing, Quick Find,
1 week 5 days ago - Microsoft details plans for new social bookmarking tool
1 week 6 days ago - There is a 3rd party tool
2 weeks 1 day ago - Demise of Windows
2 weeks 1 day ago - new OS
2 weeks 1 day ago - Re: Favicon
2 weeks 2 days ago - Multi Camera Kino
2 weeks 2 days ago - Favicon
2 weeks 3 days ago



