Features
- Cover Type: Paperback with 296 pages
- Published by: Morgan Kaufmann
- Edition: 1st Edition December 1, 2006
- Written in: English
- ISBN 10 Number: 0123695139
- ISBN 13 Number: 978-0123695130
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Book Dimensions:
9.1 x 7.3 x 0.6 inches
- Weighs: 1.4 pounds
Product Review
"Frank Cohen is both a keen observer and a key participant as the
software industry struggles to understand what the words 'Enterprise SOA' really mean. FastSOA is an great guide to the current technologies (and how to route around their pitfalls and shortcomings)." --William Grosso,
software Development Forum, Board Member; Author of Java Enterprise Best Practices and Java RMI "If it is possible for a technical book to present an intimate side to one engineer's experiences getting SOA applications to deliver good performance, then this book is it." --Ilya Sterin,
software Engineer at Nextrials, Author of XML and Perl "FastSOA is a great book with lots of
meat on the bones and practical real-world XML and SOA knowledge. Much of what passes for SOA right now is simply block diagrams and vague exhortations to get the architecture right. Frank Cohen gives a practical guide to what
software developers, architects, and CIOs have to do to deliver highly scalable, well performing, and easy to maintain services." --Jeff Barr, Amazon.com, Web Services Evangelist "Anyone considering an SOA should definitely study Chapter 5. It not only shows how to construct the middle-tier FastSOA, it also backs up the impressive performance-improvement claims with data based on real- world tests." --Douglas K. Barry, Barry & Associates, Inc., Author of Web Services and Service-Oriented Architectures: The Savvy Manager's Guide "In FastSOA Frank Cohen puts attention to actual performance and scalability issues caused by the unsuitable tools traditionally used to build SOA. He proposes using the right tools that are specifically designed for XML messaging - a core concept of SOA. FastSOA is an elegant architecture aimed to improve scalability, governance and performance of SOA by using native XML technologies like XQuery instead of objects and other common but unnatural data representations. FastSOA goes beyond architecture by answering common SOA performance issues and proposing tools to test and evaluate SOA system scalability and performance. That is, Frank Cohen offers a complete solution that makes sense." --William Martinez Pomares,
software Architect, Group Avantica "When it comes to XML performance and scalability, Frank Cohen is the Go To Guy." --Simon Tuffs,
software Architect of OneJar and SOAPStone
Product Review
"Frank Cohen is both a keen observer and a key participant as the
software industry struggles to understand what the words 'Enterprise SOA' really mean. FastSOA is an great guide to the current technologies (and how to route around their pitfalls and shortcomings)."
--William Grosso,
software Development Forum, Board Member; Author of Java Enterprise Best Practices and Java RMI
"If it is possible for a technical book to present an intimate side to one engineer's experiences getting SOA applications to deliver good performance, then this book is it."
--Ilya Sterin,
software Engineer at Nextrials, Author of XML and Perl
"FastSOA is a great book with lots of
meat on the bones and practical real-world XML and SOA knowledge. Much of what passes for SOA right now is simply block diagrams and vague exhortations to get the architecture right. Frank Cohen gives a practical guide to what
software developers, architects, and CIOs have to do to deliver highly scalable, well performing, and easy to maintain services."
--Jeff Barr, Amazon.com, Web Services Evangelist
"Anyone considering an SOA should definitely study Chapter 5. It not only shows how to construct the middle-tier FastSOA, it also backs up the impressive performance-improvement claims with data based on real- world tests."
--Douglas K. Barry, Barry & Associates, Inc., Author of Web Services and Service-Oriented Architectures: The Savvy Manager's Guide
"In FastSOA Frank Cohen puts attention to actual performance and scalability issues caused by the unsuitable tools traditionally used to build SOA. He proposes using the right tools that are specifically designed for XML messaging - a core concept of SOA. FastSOA is an elegant architecture aimed to improve scalability, governance and performance of SOA by using native XML technologies like XQuery instead of objects and other common but unnatural data representations. FastSOA goes beyond architecture by answering common SOA performance issues and proposing tools to test and evaluate SOA system scalability and performance. That is, Frank Cohen offers a complete solution that makes sense."
--William Martinez Pomares,
software Architect, Group Avantica
"When it comes to XML performance and scalability, Frank Cohen is the Go To Guy."
--Simon Tuffs,
software Architect of OneJar and SOAPStone
Reader ReviewsI have never read a technical book which is so poorly written. The author would be well-served by taking an English Grammar course. The Publisher should fire the editor. Mr. Cohen's expertise notwithstanding, this book is frought with run-on sentences, choppy sentences, and a distracting overuse of 'For instance'. The manuscript for this book would have received an 'F' in a collegiate freshman english course. It is just plain difficult to read, as the phrasing is really bad.
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