• Title: Web Service and SOA Technologies
• Author(s) Glenn Hostetler, Sandor Hasznos
• Publisher: Practicing Safe Techs; First Edition edition (April 22, 2009)
• Paperback 208 pages
• Language: English
• ISBN-10: 098230370X
• ISBN-13: 978-0982303702
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Book Description

This is the online version of the corresponding printing, humorous manner, fun to read book. All the chapters are at least 99% same as the printing version.

This very insightful book devotes a chapter to each of several service oriented architecture (SOA) and web service-related technologies. For each chapter, an overview is given along with the strengths, weaknesses, alternatives and common mistakes for that technology. For example, there are chapters devoted to SOAs, Web Services, Enterprise Service Buses, BPEL, Governance, .Net, J2EE, Message Oriented Middleware, XML, REST and ROA, SOAP, WSRP and WSDL. There are also chapters on a number of other related technologies like HTTP, PHP, XML Schemas, HTML and horizontal and vertical scaling - each chapter emphasizing common mistakes that bring down SOA projects.

• Glenn Hostetler has written two books and several IBM white papers on service oriented architectures, web services, and related technologies.

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