How would these guys architectures up on a high volume web farm. Lets assume that there is no legacy code involved. Here are some of my thoughts, ...
1. SOA will be slower ... all the wrapping in SOAP packets, XML parsing and such.
2. SOA will be less versatile ... CSLA remoting will not only "bring over" the object in question but all referenced objects as well (SOA does not have an equivalent).
3. SOA security is ??? Have never done this. Any advice?
4. AJAX and SOA seem to complement eachother. AJAX and CSLA, ???
5. SOA objects will need to be written in a "Chunky" manner, and should embrace Association over Composition.
Any insights, words of wisdom would be greatly appreciated!
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