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SOA Principles of Service Design (Prentice Hall Service-Oriented Computing Series from Thomas Erl)
by Thomas Erl
from Prentice Hall PTR

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0

• Sets the standard on the topic of service design
  Anyone interested in or in the business of SOA design, development, and implementation will benefit greatly from this book. Mr Erl has presented a true classic to the SOA community. He has so clearly set a standard for others to follow when covering a topic in such a complete way. I have a few more of his titles on the wish list and look forward to adding them to my SOA library in the coming weeks. Well done Mr Erl, keep them coming!

• A great example of SOA marketing and hype
  This book is excellently produced in terms of presentation and content. That in itself is a hint that it is neither a fact book nor a how-to guide. It has no other intention than to sell the reader on the idea of SOA. Yes, it does describe the various technological concepts and principles but it does not contain a discussion of what it actually means to do SOA and what problems you will encounter in the real world.
  it is a lot of money for a piece of marketing. If you need to sell SOA to your C-level... more info

• A Very Good Description of Service Design Principles
  I just bought this book from O'Reilly Safari Books Online. I was mostly looking for some good intermediate-to-advance discussion of SOA principles and service design basics. This book delivers on the promise. Definitely, a good addition to a software architect's SOA library of books.

• Good Reference for Service Analysis/Modeling/Design
  This offering from Thomas Erl provides valuable details on the creation of Service Contracts from the Analysis to Modeling to Design phases. In addition to this, an approach towards applying SOA Principals to improve the quality of the Contract is identified. The latter sections of the book provided interesting materials on OOAD versus SOA as well as discussions on the organizational impacts. This book appears to be one of the further drill downs coming from the Author as the Patterns book will be next... more info

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