APPENDIX C
Additional Reading
It is virtually impossible to cover all of the facets of designing and building SOA solutions in one book. We encourage additional reading on the topics we have covered. As a starting point, you can use the following list of references that we have found useful:
ACORD. www.acord.org/home/home.aspx.
Arsanjani, Ali. “Principles of Advanced Software Engineering: Variation Oriented Analysis, Design and Implementation.” January 2000. cs.mum.edu/cs525/Refs/VOD-12-27-99.PDF.
___. “Service-oriented modeling and architecture.” IBM developer-Works, November 2004. ibm.com/developerworks/library/ws-soa-design1.
___. “Towards a Pattern Language for Service-Oriented Architecture and Integration, Part 2: Service Composition.” IBM developerWorks, December 2005. www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/webservices/library/ws-soa-soi2.
Arsanjani, Ali, Liang-Jie Zhang, Michael Ellis, Abdul Allam, and Kishore Channabasavaiah. “Design an SOA solution using a reference architecture.” IBM developerWorks, March 2007. www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/library/ar-archtemp/index.html.
Baeyens, Tom. “Process Component Models: The Next Generation in Workflow?” InfoQ, February 2008. infoq.com/articles/process-component-models.
Balcer, Marc J. “BPM Implementation with SOA and MDA.” OMG SOA, BPM, and MDA Workshop, Burlingame, CA, October 2006. omg.org/news/meetings/workshops/soa-bpm-mda-2006/06-1BalcerRevised.pdf.
Baresi, Luciano, Andrea Maurino, and Stefano Modafferi. “Towards Distributed BPEL ...
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