HP is updating 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.
