Implementation Of AIA on Oracle Service Bus

Hi all,
Anybody implemented AIA on Oracle Service Bus ?
How much time will it take to implement this compare to AIA on SOA ??
Can we refer this to client ??
How was the performance ??
Please refer to the URL below
www.oracle.com/us/products/applications/057298.pdf
Thanks
Phani

Anybody implemented AIA on Oracle Service Bus ?
We implemented AIA2.3 on OSB 10gR3 for one of the top 3 PC makers.
How much time will it take to implement this compare to AIA on SOA ??
Initial setup (customizing EOL and removing conflicts etc) will take some time and effort. Once that is done building new flows is comparatively faster than to do so on SOA Suite. Though it will also depend on the complexity of the flows, more complex flows will be easier to develop on SOA suite.
Can we refer this to client ??
It completely depends on the requirements of the client. If they have a lot of stateless and simple/medium complex services to be built, its a good idea to use OSB. If a lot of stateful and complex flows need to built it would be better to use SOA suite. Also, the features and use cases of SOA Suite and OSB are different, so you would need to do a comparative analysis and see which products features suit your needs better.
How was the performance ??
Unfortunately because of some bad decisions during design there were certain problems faced during performance testing. Since AIA schema definitions are capable of carrying a lot of business data of an entity (a product or customer or asset for e.g.) the message sizes may become huge which causes a lot of problems. If you keep message sizes in control and any XQuery or XSLT transformations to be simple and properly tuned you should not face much problems. If you have a lot of transformations it would make sense to spend on an XML appliance as well. The same would be true for SOA suite as well, even SOA suite wont perform well if there are complex transformations on huge messages.

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