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Is there any possibility to propagate transactions between different SOA services which are from different platforms like .NET or Java?
I know the transaction can flow in and out between WCF services which is coming from .NET. But I am not familiar with Java platform.
Now I am working in a project which communicates the services from different platform.
How can I maintain consistency in business?
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SOA provides a translation and management layer within the cloud architecture that removes the barrier for cloud clients obtaining desired services. Multiple networking and messaging protocols can be written using SOA's client and components and can be used to communicate with each other.
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If your client and server SOA infrastructure (and by extension, the underlying back-end systems being accessed in the various service implementations) support WS-Transaction, then this would allow for transaction propagation.
However, I work in a huge financial services SOA middleware environment and we choose to manage transactions ourselves: using manual compensation. While more complex, not relying on any distributed transaction coordinator does give us flexibility and performance increases.
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Transactions between services are bad for your SOA as they introduce a lot of coupling between services. Service boundary is a trust boundary. You are better off using Sagas and compensations as Daniel noted
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