Service-Oriented Architecture A Field Guide to Integrating XML and Web Services |
| Author
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Thomas Erl |
| Publisher |
Pearson Education
[http://www.prenhall.com] |
| ISBN |
0131428985 |
| Published |
2004-04 |
| Price |
39.99 USD |
| Features |
[560 pages] |
| Abstract |
Learn about the XML technologies involved in the full deployment of modern Web services in a business enterprise.
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| Rating |
5
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| Reviewer |
Daniel Levite |
| Categories | services, dotnet, web, gen |
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The emergence of key second-generation Web services standards has
positioned service-oriented architecture (SOA) as the foremost platform for
contemporary business automation solutions. This guide will help you
dramatically reduce the risk, complexity and cost of integrating the many
new concepts and technologies introduced by the SOA platform. It brings
together the first comprehensive collection of field-proven strategies,
guidelines and best practices for making the transition toward the
service-oriented enterprise.
I was pleasantly surprised by the depth and coverage of the book.
It provides process steps and best practice guidelines for integration and development of XML based web
services. The book does not focus on tools like .NET or J2EE.
The book focuses on explaining the XML technologies involved in the full deployment of modern
web-services in a business enterprise.
The book is divided into sections that explain integration from a technology, application, and enterprise perspective.The first part of the book gives a good high-level description of the new web services technologies and why
they have been developed. It includes excellent diagrams of the transition from first generation to
second-generation web-services.
This book is an important reference for those who are considering building a Service-Oriented Architecture.