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"Service oriented architecture with Java" Table Of Contents:

• 1- Cover
• 2- TOC$Table of Contents
• 3- Preface
• 4- CH$Chapter 1: The Mantra of SOA
• 5- Architecture
• 6- Application Architecture
• 7- Client-Server Architecture
• 8- Enterprise Computing or Architecture
• 9- Business
• 10- Application
• 11- Information
• 12- Technical
• 13- The Design
• 14- Security
• 15- Administration
• 16- EA for Managers
• 17- EA for Developers
• 18- Analogy of SOA
• 19- History of SOA
• 20- Why SOA?
• 21- How SOA...
• 22- Summary
• 23- CH$Chapter 2: Web Services and SOA
• 24- The SOA Approach
• 25- XML-Advantages and Disadvantages
• 26- XML Pitfalls
• 27- Introduction to Web Services, RESTful Services, and Other Transport with XML
• 28- Basic SOA With XML Over HTTP Protocol
• 29- A Basic Java Implementation of POX-over-HTTP
• 30- REST-Exploiting the HTTP Protocol
• 31- SOAP
• 32- RPC and Document Based-WS: How to Communicate, Pros and Cons of the Two Approach
• 33- RPC / Literal
• 34- Document / Literal
• 35- Document / Literal Wrapped
• 36- Why We Should Use Doc-WS?
• 37- The RPC Inheritance
• 38- The Document-Oriented Way
• 39- ^
• 40- Implementations: JAX-WS 2, Axis2, Spring-WS, and XFire/CXF 2.0
• 41- JAX-WS 2
• 42- Axis 2
• 43- Spring-WS
• 44- XFire / CXF
• 45- Summary
• 46- CH$Chapter 3: Web Service Implementations
• 47- Web Service Using JAX-WS 2.0
• 48- JAX-WS 2.0-A Primer
• 49- Web Service Implementation in Java SE 6
• 50- Web Service Implementation in Java EE Server
• 51- Web Service Using Apache Axis
• 52- Contract-First versus Contract-Last
• 53- Web Service Implementation in Axis
• 54- Web Service Using Spring
• 55- Spring-WS-A Primer
• 56- Web Service Implementation in Spring
• 57- Web Service Using XFire
• 58- Web Service Implementation in XFire
• 59- Summary
• 60- CH$Chapter 4: Data and Services-All Roads Lead to Enterprise Service Bus
• 61- JDO
• 62- Why JDO?
• 63- JPOX-Java Persistent Objects
• 64- JDO Sample Using JPOX
• 65- Data Services
• 66- Service Data Objects
• 67- Why SDO?
• 68- SDO Architecture
• 69- Apache Tuscany SDO
• 70- SDO Sample Using Tuscany SDO
• 71- Service Component Architecture
• 72- What is SCA?
• 73- Apache Tuscany SCA Java
• 74- SCA Sample Using Tuscany SCA Java
• 75- ^
• 76- ^^
• 77- Message-Oriented Middleware
• 78- What is MOM?
• 79- Benefits of Using MOM
• 80- Enterprise Service Bus
• 81- EAI and ESB
• 82- Java Business Integration
• 83- OpenESB
• 84- Summary
• 85- CH$Chapter 5: Traditional Integration Technology
• 86- Case Study #1-Based on EAI
• 87- Customer Information
• 88- Business Need
• 89- Solution
• 90- Goals Achieved
• 91- EAI Drawbacks
• 92- SOA to Rescue
• 93- Case Study #2-Based on SOA
• 94- Step One-Defining Organization Assets
• 95- Step Two-Generate Services
• 96- Step Three-Model
• 97- Step Four-Integrate
• 98- Goals Achieved
• 99- Summary
• 100- CH$Chapter 6: Goals We Can Achieve With SOA
• 101- Loose Coupling
• 102- Reusability
• 103- Seamless Integration
• 104- Return on Investment (ROI)
• 105- Summary
• 106- IDX$Index.
• 107- ^^

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