Chapter 1. Solving SOA pains with patterns
- What is software architecture
- What SOA is and isn’t
- Pattern structure
How do you write a book on service-oriented architecture (SOA) patterns? As I pondered this question, it led to many others. Should I explain the context for SOA, or explain the background that’s needed to understand what SOA is? Should I mention distributed systems? Should I discuss when an SOA is needed, and when it isn’t? After much thought, it became apparent to me: a book on SOA patterns should be a practitioner’s book. If you’re faced with the challenge of designing and building an SOA-based system, this book is for you.
You might not even agree with an SOA-based approach, but are ...
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