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Your independent resource on business integration and network computing through middleware and message brokering
Service Oriented Architectures Collections
MIDDLEWARESPECTRA offers two collections of independent analyses and commentaries concerning Service Oriented Architectures
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SOA and Services (US$75; Euros 99) |
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SOA and ESB (US$ 75; Euros 99) |
These collections are provided in the form of a downloadable PDF file
To order your collection click the appropriate "Buy Now" button. You will be transferred to the PayPal web site where you can complete your purchase by entering your credit card details into the secure payment form. If you already have a PayPal account you can use this to make your purchase, but there is no requirement to set up a PayPal account unless you wish to do so.
SOA and Services (100 pages) contains the following:
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Service-oriented Integration - SOI; Keith Jones (Vol 19, Report 4) |
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Thoughts on approaches for SOA/ESB applications: part II; Nick Denning (Vol 19, Report 4) |
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SOA: one more step on the road to 'User Specified Software'?; Amy Wohl (Vol 19, Report 3) |
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Information flow in middleware infrastructures; Keith Jones (Vol 19, Report 3) |
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Thoughts on approaches for SOA/ESB applications: part I; Nick Denning (Vol 19, Report 3) |
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Managing and monitoring Web Service performance; Mark Lillycrop (Vol 19, Report 2) |
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Web Services standards process: coming off the rails?; Tom Welsh (Vol 19, Report 1) |
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Making the mainframe a Web Services peer player; Mark Lillycrop (Vol 19, Report 1) |
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Middleware evolution: from point to point to SOAs and ESBs; Andrew Bainbridge (Vol 18, Report 4) |
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SOAs and Web Services: cheap and simple or fiendish and terribly complicated?; Tom Welsh (Vol 18, Report 4) |
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Enterprise service integration; Keith Jones (Vol 18, Report 4) |
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The inherent contradictions in Service Oriented Architectures; Tom Welsh (Vol 18, Report 2) |
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Implementing a service-oriented architecture: a case study; Peter Bye (Vol 17, Report 4) |
Purchase the SOA and Services Collection* - US$ 75 or Euro 99
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[* includes electronic subscription for four quarterly MIDDLEWARESPECTRA Reports in 2006]
SOA and ESB (127 pages) contains the following:
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Thoughts on approaches for SOA/ESB applications: part II; Nick Denning (Vol 19, Report 4) |
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SOA: one more step on the road to 'User Specified Software'?; Amy Wohl (Vol 19, Report 3) |
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The Enterprise Service Bus: a re-evaluation; Tom Welsh (Vol 19, Report 3) |
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Enterprise Service Bus - optimizing the relationship between legacy applications and Web Services; Mark Lillycrop (Vol 19, Report 3) |
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Thoughts on approaches for SOA/ESB applications: part I; Nick Denning (Vol 19, Report 3) |
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Enterprise Service Bus - buzz word or business winner, techno-babble or critical enabler?; Nick Denning (Vol 19, Report 1) |
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Middleware evolution: from point to point to SOAs and ESBs; Andrew Bainbridge (Vol 18, Report 4) |
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The Enterprise Service Bus: infrastructure for all seasons; Roy Schulte (Vol 18, Report 4) |
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SOAs and Web Services: cheap and simple or fiendish and terribly complicated?; Tom Welsh (Vol 18, Report 4) |
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Do we need ESBs?; Mike Beeston (Vol 18, Report 4) |
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Coupled or decoupled plus heavyweight and lightweight considerations in an Enterprise Service Bus context; Andy Stanford-Clark (Vol 18, Report 3) |
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The inherent contradictions in Service Oriented Architectures; Tom Welsh (Vol 18, Report 2) |
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The impact of standards: EAI, ESB and Grid computing; Tony Leigh (Vol 18, Report 2) |
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Implementing a service-oriented architecture: a case study; Peter Bye (Vol 17, Report 4) |
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Are 'Enterprise Integration Buses' meaningful?; Charles Brett (Vol 17, Report 4) |
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Service bus and container middleware; Keith Jones (Vol 17, Report 4) |
Purchase the SOA and ESB Collection* - US$ 75 or Euro 99
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| US$ 75 | Euro 99 | |
[* includes electronic subscription for four quarterly MIDDLEWARESPECTRA Reports in 2006]