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October 26, 2008

BlazeDS vs GraniteDS vs WebORB vs LifeCycleDS for business applications on Flex and Java

Filed under: Software — Tags: , , , — Artem @ 10:11 AM

Here is the table of features I managed to find:

Feature BlazeDS GraniteDS WebORB LifeCycleDS
Data management Services
Client-Server synchronization - + + +
Conflict resolution - - + +
Data paging - + + +
SQL adapter - - + +
Hibernate adapter - + + +
Document Services
LiveCycle remoting - - + +
RIA-to-PDF conversion - - +(plugin) +
Enterprise-Class Flex application services
Data access/remoting + + + +
Proxy service + + + +
Automated testing support - - +(through RIA AppPuncher –coming soon) +
Software clustering + + + +
Web tier compiler - + + +
Flex code generation - + + -
Enterprise Integration
WSRP generation - - - +
Ajax data services + - + +
Flex-Ajax bridge + - - +
Runtime configuration + - + +
Open adapter architecture + - - +
JMS adapter + + + +
Server-side component framework integration + + + +
Stateful services (session scope for Java objects) - + + ?
Singleton services (application scope for Java objects) - + + ?
Server-to-client method invocation - - + ?
ColdFusion integration - - + +
Service browser
displaying POJOs,
Spring beans, EJBs and
a list of deployed JAR
files
- - + -
Offline Application Support
Offline data cache - - + +
Local message queuing - - + +
Real – Time Data
Publish and Subscribe messaging + - + +
Real -time data quality of service - + + +
RTMP tunneling - - + +
Frameworks build-in integration
Spring - + + -
EJB3 - + ? -

I used the following articles:

http://sujitreddyg.wordpress.com/2008/01/31/blazeds-and-lcds-feature-difference/

 http://www.infoq.com/news/2008/02/granite-data-services

http://www.themidnightcoders.com/weborb/java/product_editions.shtm

http://mcoderkat.wordpress.com/2009/02/08/weborb-for-java-vs-blazeds-vs-lcds/

http://www.graniteds.org/confluence/display/DOC/1.1.+What+is+Granite+Data+Services


http://www.adobe.com/products/livecycle/dataservices/features.html

 
 

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