Understanding SCA (Service Component Architecture)

Understanding SCA (Service Component Architecture) Book Description

Use SCA to Simplify the Development and Delivery of Service-Based Applications Using Service Component Architecture (SCA), enterprises can radically simplify the development and delivery of service-based applications, so they can build cost-effective systems faster and drive more business value from them. In "Understanding SCA (Service Component Architecture)," two leading experts offer the first practical, realistic, and independent guide to SCA for everyone involved in evaluating, architecting, implementing, or managing it. Drawing on extensive experience in developing both enterprise systems and SCA standards, Jim Marino and Michael Rowley show how SCA makes it easier to build systems from interconnected, heterogeneous, and widely-distributed parts. They clearly explain SCA's key ideas, demonstrate how it responds to the twin challenges of complexity and reuse, and show how it fits with Java EE, .NET, and SOA. Next, they illuminate every essential SCA concept, including services, components, composites, and domains, offering straightforward code examples built with the Java-based programming model for SCA. Coverage includes

• Objectively determining whether, where, and when to implement SCA
• Reducing costs and accelerating delivery by implementing SCA's proven architecture for software reuse
• Building an SCA-based foundation for sharing application resources and logic
• Mastering best practices for SCA development
• Utilizing key SCA concepts such as composition, policy, wires, and bindings
• Developing modular applications that are easy to integrate
• Configuring cross-application policies such as security and reliability
• Using BPEL with SCA to provide applications with long-running process capabilities

" " "Understanding SCA (Service Component Architecture)" is for developers constructing solutions that follow SCA standards; architects planning and designing SCA-compliant application architectures; technical executives who want to make better strategic decisions about SCA; and software customers demanding more reliable, cost-effective, and timely solutions. Preface Chapter 1: Introducing SCA Chapter 2: Assembling and Deploying a Composite Chapter 3: Service-Based Development Using Java Chapter 4: Conversational Interactions Using Java Chapter 5: Composition Chapter 6: Policy Chapter 7: Wires Chapter 8: Bindings Chapter 9: The Domain Chapter 10: Service-Based Development Using BPEL Chapter 11: Persistence Chapter 12: The Presentation Tier

Michael Rowley has contributed to Understanding SCA (Service Component Architecture) as an author. Michael Rowley is Science Fiction and Imports Buyer for the Fiction Buying team at Waterstones. He edited a SF, Fantasy, Horror and Crime Magazine called Enigma and has written several articles for The Bookseller, most recently the Graphic Novels and Manga Product Preview supplement.

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