Turning Notes Into SOA
As the father of Notes and now Microsoft's chief software architect, Ray Ozzie
must have mixed feelings about tools like this.
Unify's new Microsoft
Edition of Composer for Lotus Notes helps shops turn custom Notes applications
into SOA services that work with various Microsoft tools such as SQL Server
and SharePoint.
This is a very different approach to Notes migration. Instead of just moving
the application logic to Exchange and Outlook (which ain't always easy), the
tool migrates Notes databases to SQL Server, and converts the applications themselves
to Web services written in C#. End users access the apps through ASP.NET apps
or SharePoint. Pretty slick.
Posted by Doug Barney on June 18, 2007 at 11:52 AM