Filed in archive Application Development by gautam on June 12, 2008

Java Composite Application Platform Suite or Java Caps 6 is out which is the latest version of its service oriented architecture and business integration software. This is a standard open source platform for developing software infrastructures using SOA. It is one of the first open-source SOA platforms which have been created using Open ESB community..

So where all it could be helpful?

Data integration
Improved operational visibility and compliance
SOA/ESB/Composite Application Initiatives

What are the benefits of using Java Caps 6?

Its open source which reduces risks and ends vendor lock in
Offers a common design and monitoring environment for integration of components within suite
Provides a secure and scalable platform for supporting SOA

Check it out!!

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