Understanding SOA with Web Services
ISBN-10: 0321180860
ISBN-13: 9780321180865
$54.99
Book Specs
Binding
Trade Paper
Publisher
Addison-Wesley Professional
Published on
Dec 14, 2004
Edition
1st Edition
Dimensions
6.77x1.09x9.13 Inches
Weight
1.48 Pounds
About the Book
Praise for Understanding SOA with Web ServicesThis book does the best job of describing not only where we are in the timeline of enterprise integration efforts, but also providing strategic guidance for where we need to be. The authors have worked diligently to break down the integration problem into functional areas, and send you down the path of strategic integration utilizing XML Web Services and Service-Oriented Architecture as the vehicle of choice. You will love this book --Daniel Edgar, Architect, Portland General ElectricE-Government needs a comprehensive guide to SOA with Web Services standards and best practices for implementation to get from the current as is to the future to be architecture. This book meets that need superbly.--Brand Niemann, Ph.D., Co-Chair, Semantic (Web Services) Interoperability Community of Practice, U.S. Federal CIO Council.There are many books on SOA available today, but Understanding SOA with Web Services stands out from the pack because of its thorough, outstanding coverage of transactions, reliability, and process. Newcomer fearlessly dive into these more advanced, yet critical, topics, and provide a depth of treatment unavailable anywhere else.--Jason Bloomberg, Senior Analyst, ZapThink LLCThis book provides a wealth of content on Web Services and SOA not found elsewhere. Although the book is technical in nature, it is surprisingly easy to read and digest. Managers who would like to keep up with the most effective technical strategies will find this book required reading.--Hari Mailvaganam, University of British Columbia, VancouverI have been teaching companies and lecturing on SOA and XML Web Services for years and sort of felt at home with these technologies. I didn t think anyone else could teach me anything more significant about either of them. This book surprised me. If a person teaching SOA and Web Services can learn something from this book, you can too. This book is a must-read for all architects, senior developers, and concerned CTOs.--Sayed Y. luminaries on the topics of Web Services, Service-Oriented Architecture, and integration. This book is sure to be a must-have for developers and architects looking to take advantage of the coming wave of standards-based, loosely coupled integration.--Ronald Schmelzer, Senior Analyst, ZapThink, LLCAuthor of XML and Web Services Unleashed (Sams, 2002)The author makes it quite clear: SOA is an organizational principle and Web Service technology is a means to realize enterprise solutions according to this. SOA is the federative concept of nature and efficient societies. The book is an excellent starting-point to discover the new world of an IT-infrastructure adjusted to efficient business strategies and processes in a global value-add network.--Johann Wagner, Senior Architect, Siemens Business Services Author of Foderative UnternehmensprozesseFinally, here s a third-generation Web services book that delivers pragmatic solutions using SOAs. Newcomer and Lomow draw from their years of real-world experience ranging from developing Web services standards to hands-on applications. Listen to them. ServicesHost and producer, IT Conversations (www itconversations.com)The definitive guide to using Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) and Web services technologies to simplify IT infrastructure and improve business agility. Renowned experts Eric Newcomer and Greg Lomow offer practical strategies and proven best practices for every facet of SOA planning and implementation. Newcomer and Lomow pick up where Newcomer s widely read Understanding Web Services left off, showing how to fully leverage today s latest Web services standards for metadata management, security, reliable messaging, transactions, and orchestration.Along the way, they present specific approaches and solutions for a wide range of enterprise integration and development challenges, including the largest and most complex.Coverage includes Why SOA has emerged as the dominant approach to ente