How is SOA different from OO Architecture ?

Correct answer: C. Data is separated from a service or behavior

  • A. Strong coupling among objects
  • B. Communications are prescriptive rather than being descriptive
  • C. Data is separated from a service or behavior
  • D. Data and methods are integrated into a single object

Explanation

SOA separates data from the service or behavior that operates on it, whereas object-oriented design commonly combines state and methods inside objects. Strong coupling is contrary to the loose coupling expected in SOA.

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