Article:		What Is Service-Oriented Architecture
Subject:		Poor OO analogy
Date:		2005-12-13 13:43:33
From:		ravs
"The idea of SOA departs significantly from that of object oriented programming, which strongly suggests that you should bind data and its processing together. So, in object oriented programming style, every CD would come with its own player and they are not supposed to be separated. This sounds odd, but it's the way we have built many software systems" I would have to disagree with the author's analogy of OO programming (actually modelling). OO bind's data and its behaviour together, not its processing. They are different things. And SOA and OO techniques are not at odds at all.

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