SOA with REST:
Principles, Patterns & Constraints
Prentice Hall/PearsonPTR
Available: April 2012
Hardcover, ~ 300 pages
Authors (in alphabetical order):
Raj Balasubramanian
Benjamin Carlyle
Thomas Erl
Cesare Pautasso
Foreword by:
Stefan Tilkov
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The World Wide Web is based on the most successful technology architecture in the history of IT. It has changed how we view, access, and exchange information and, with the formalization of REST constraints,
it has also provided us with compelling ways to build and improve automation solutions.
How you wield the power that comes with the inherent flexibility and simplicity of REST is up to you. REST provides a great deal of guidance to ensure that an architecture and its automation logic are
technically sound, but the responsibility of ensuring that what you build actually provides value to the business is yours.
Service-orientation has established a proven method for realizing a specific target state that has proven strategic value to many organizations. Achieving this target state requires that we apply
service-orientation to a suitable distributed computing medium. This book demonstrates that REST is not only a suitable medium for building truly service-oriented solutions, but also that the service-oriented
architectural model is a suitable (and often necessary) foundation for REST technology architectures to realize their full business potential.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Case Study Background
Part I: Fundamentals
Chapter 3: Introduction to Services
Chapter 4: SOA Concepts and Terminology
Chapter 5: REST Design Goals and Constraints
Part II: RESTful Service-Orientation
Chapter 6: Service Contracts with REST
Chapter 7: Service-Orientation and REST
Part III: SOA with REST in Practice
Chapter 8: Mainstream SOA Methodology
Chapter 9: Analysis and Service Modeling with REST
Chapter 10: Service-Oriented Design with REST
Chapter 11: Service Composition with REST
Chapter 12: Service Versioning with REST
Chapter 13: Uniform Contract and REST Service Profiles
Appendices
Appendix A: Case Study Conclusion
Appendix B: Industry Standards Supporting the Web
Appendix C: Service-Orientation Principles Reference
Appendix D: SOA Design Patterns Reference
Appendix E: The Annotated SOA Manifesto
Appendix F: Versioning Fundamentals for Web Services and REST Services
Appendix G: Composition Roles, Models, and Service Activities
Appendix H: Additional Resources
This book will introduce these new patterns:
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