February 2013
Intermediate to advanced
656 pages
21h 26m
English
When we hear the term service in a software context, we might naturally envision a coarse-grained component that enables a remote client to interact with a complex business system. That basically describes a service in a Service-Oriented Architecture (4). There are different technologies and approaches for developing SOA services. In the end these kinds of services emphasize system-level remote procedure calls (RPCs) or message-oriented middleware (MoM), where other systems across the data center, or across the globe, are able to interact with the service to carry out business transactions.
None of those is a Domain Service.
Further, don’t confuse a Domain Service with an Application Service ...
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