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Bill Poole's Creative Abrasion: Layered Service Models are Bad

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Bill Poole's Creative Abrasion. Monday, May 19, 2008. Layered Service Models are Bad. Open any number of books out there on SOA and you'll find guidance on defining the service model for your enterprise in terms of process, task and entity services. This in essence sets up three layers of services, with process services as the top layer, task services underneath the process services, and entity services at the bottom. The operations exposed by entity services are your basic CRUD. This process involves re...

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Bill Poole's Creative Abrasion: Business-IT Alignment

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Bill Poole's Creative Abrasion. Sunday, August 17, 2008. We hear the term (or should I call it buzz phrase? Business-IT alignment thrown around a lot these days - especially in SOA and Enterprise Architecture circles. In fact business-IT alignment is commonly named as one of the key benefits of SOA (along with business agility, which is something I'll discuss in more detail in a future post). So what is business-IT alignment, and why is it important? What is all the fuss about? And to fulfil stakeholder.

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Bill Poole's Creative Abrasion: Service Contract Stability

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Bill Poole's Creative Abrasion. Monday, July 7, 2008. SOA as a style of architecture reduces coupling between services by mandating that services have no knowledge of each other's implementations. Services communicate only by way of exchanging messages that conform to service contracts. As such, service consumers are dependent only on a service provider's service contract, not its implementation. Next on the list is Service Oriented Integration. With this approach, service contracts are centred around ap...

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Bill Poole's Creative Abrasion: The Anatomy of a Service (Part II)

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Bill Poole's Creative Abrasion. Monday, October 20, 2008. The Anatomy of a Service (Part II). With my last post. We began the journey into the anatomy of a service by restating the definition of a service in the context of SOA. In this post, we're going to dig a bit deeper into the elements that make up a service. These elements are illustrated below. This is a very important point. Most discussions around SOA tend to describe services only as IT constructs. A service consumer is unaware and does...In ad...

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Bill Poole's Creative Abrasion: SOA, EDA and MPI.NET

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Bill Poole's Creative Abrasion. Wednesday, October 1, 2008. SOA, EDA and MPI.NET. I had another good question. From Miguel, this time referring to my post on SOA and EDA. Where he asked whether distributed systems built using MPI.NET. Conform to the SOA or EDA style of architecture. The message exchange patterns offered by MPI.NET are point-to-point. Gathering data), one-to-all. These message exchange patterns differ from the message exchange pattern inherent to EDA, publish-subscribe. With publish-subsc...

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Sunday, February 15, 2009. Next Europe VAN - 25th February 2009. After a bit of discussion Jan. And I have decided that for now it seems to make sense to run the Europe VAN every two weeks, we have discussed having more open discussions on alternate weeks but we'll have to see if there is an appetite for that. Has agreed to do the next one on REST and his OpenRasta. Wednesday Feb 25, 2009 7:00 PM GMT. Wednesday, Feb 25, 2009 09:00 PM GMT. Live Meeting) . Save to del.icio.us. Posted by Colin Jack. Knowle...

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Tuesday, September 22, 2009. RESTful Web Services Cookbook - Review of Rough Cut. I've just finished reading the rough cut of RESTful Web Services Cookbook. And thought I'd write a very quick review. Ultimately the book fills a gap in the market by providing practical advice on designing high quality HTTP/REST solutions and I found the recipe approach really accessible. In summary, highly recommended. Save to del.icio.us. Posted by Colin Jack. Saturday, September 12, 2009. There are also lots of annoyanc...

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Sunday, May 24, 2009. Book Review - SOA Patterns (First 5 Chapters). I'll cut straight to the chase, I definitely recommend SOA Patterns. To anyone interested in SOA. Even though its currently only available in MEAP, and is a bit rough and ready, and isn't complete, it's still great stuff and well worth your time. Now I've said that I'll give a quick run through. Essentially the author, Arnon Rotem-Gal-Oz. You can actually read a few of the patterns online, see the linked PDFs. Is also worth a read.

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Colin Jack's Blog: September 2008

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Thursday, September 04, 2008. NHibernate - Mapping Custom Collections. Came upon this article on mapping custom collections. That uses extension methods. I'm not a massive fan of extension methods to be honest and I prefer to use custom collection classes and I thought I'd show how I've seen them mapped in the past. When I say that I like custom collections I mean classes like this:. I prefer a collection like this over a bog standard. 160; public interface . TItem : IReadOnlyCollection, . This require...

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Colin Jack's Blog: SOA Manifesto

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Monday, October 26, 2009. I've just gotten through reading the SOA Manifesto. And reactions from (among others) Jim Webber. And I can't help feeling the whole thing is a missed opportunity. In particular you'll notice is that the manifesto doesn't deal with the "what is a service" issue and so fails to deal with the Service Oriented Ambiguity. Issue Although Martin Fowler covers multiple ways of viewing services in his post I think two are probably most relevant when considering the manifesto:. Are diffi...

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Colin Jack's Blog: WCF and REST

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Saturday, September 12, 2009. I'm on a project that was using WCF and we've managed to make the transition to using REST (well, to be honest so far its just POX). REST is a joy and I really find it such a pleasant experience compared to RPC let alone WS-*. There are also lots of annoyances that you only discover when you come to use it and unfortunately, as Seb. On the bright side the WCF team did contact me and Seb and we did give feedback which apparently will feed into a release post-WCF 4. My fee...

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Colin Jack's Blog: January 2009

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Thursday, January 22, 2009. P&P - Web Service with REST Application Pattern. It was interesting that all the fuss over Oxite had a positive impact. Unfortunately Microsoft are also now giving us their views on REST (WCF REST starter kit, argh) and more recently REST with a domain model in Two-Tier Service Application Scenario (REST). Which J.D. Meier calls the Web Service with REST Application Pattern. Save to del.icio.us. Posted by Colin Jack. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Colin Jack's Blog: July 2008

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Thursday, July 24, 2008. BDD - The Two Approaches. I've been using BDD for a little while now and think I've gotten to grips with most of the ideas, however the more I learn the more questions I have. Rather than wait for answers I thought I'd blog about what I'm trying now, so when reading this keep in mind that these are just my current personal opinions and should be taken with a pinch of salt. To me there are two styles of BDD:. The style Dan North. The style Dave Astels popularised. Some have argued...

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Colin Jack's Blog: November 2008

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Wednesday, November 19, 2008. BDD - Available Frameworks. I've been using the Astels style of BDD. For a while now but so far I've just done it using MSTest/NUnit and a few custom base classes. I think that's a good way to start out, as with so many good things in life it doesn't require a new whizzy tool/framework. This project is very cool, not only does it allow you to create superb specifications but you also get some nice reporting. Here's a simple example of a sample spec:. A context is added =()=.

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Colin Jack's Blog: October 2008

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Tuesday, October 28, 2008. DDD - Making meaningful relationships. A recent discussion on the DDD forum. Made me want to post about what I consider to be an under-appreciated aspect of domain modelling, namely relationships. In the thread. Randy Stafford said the following:. Note that RoleRegistration is an example of a Relationship Object – arguably a fourth archetype of domain object alongside Entity, Value Object, and Aggregate. For example if a Client. In the case of an association between a Client.

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Bill Poole's Creative Abrasion. Monday, October 20, 2008. The Anatomy of a Service (Part II). With my last post. We began the journey into the anatomy of a service by restating the definition of a service in the context of SOA. In this post, we're going to dig a bit deeper into the elements that make up a service. These elements are illustrated below. This is a very important point. Most discussions around SOA tend to describe services only as IT constructs. A service consumer is unaware and does...In ad...

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