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Thursday, August 11, 2005ESB's -Past,Present & Future Jason Stamper writing on the ESB technology origin highlights Roy Schulte's view that Candle's Roma product of 1998 that is the ESB's "most direct ancestor", but that it was Sonic Software that coined the term. Candle was acquired by IBM in April 2004 - an irony that will not be lost on either Tibco or Sonic Software, since IBM has only recently begun to claim that it too has an ESB of its own - IBM's Steve Mills holds the view that IBM has been delivering ESB functionality for many years. Roy recollects that Tibco started with an enterprise message bus in 1990'S, not an enterprise service bus.Tibco’s products in the 1990s were supersets of the first ESBs in many respects but their lack of web services support meant that Tibco had a subset of an ESB in some respects, but TIBCO today has a superset of ESB. Competition is getting stiffer by the day in the ESB space. With ESBs thought to play a key enabling role as the foundation for service oriented architecture or SOA - which is itself expected to be one of the most important trends in enterprise IT over the next decade -several want to claim pioneer status in this space. Dennis Howlett sees the role of ESB's differently and points out that: Category : Enterprise Service Bus | |
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