SOA vs Objects

Some of the differences between the SOA and OOPs are as mentioned below. These are out of my observations and personal experience only. Please refer your knowledge and information available for you.
 

SOA

OOPs

These are Schemas

These are Types

These are isolated

Linked

Contains separate deployment

Synchronized Deployment

Interoperable based on standards

Transparent use of functions remotely

 
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