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WebServices
 Java Web Services: Up and Running $34.99 I did learn a lot which is all that you can ask for. The book is thin - less than 300 pages, and the author writes in a good conversational style. It is a good tutorial but it probably does not make a good reference as it does not go into too much detail in some places. For example it does not explain how to create a handler when it returns a false value (how is the response created?), and a little more detail on the client side BARE style. Also, the code examples do not use logging correctly. But these are very small annoyances compared to the overall learning.  Developing Web Services with Apache Axis2 $32.95 A lot of the books I've seen on web services are either too low level or too high level. This one was just about right. It presented just the facts you needed to know and explained why you would do this. Very concise and to the point.  SOA Using Java(TM) Web Services $59.99 The book is excellent for an experienced Java developer. Some JAX-WS practical knowledge is almost a must as the book dives into very details and you would get lost if you didn't work with JAX-WS (Metro) before. But that's exactly what I needed. Definitely recommended. I don't know any better JAX-WS book so far and so comprehensive. The only downside could be that it's an early bird and thus is based on first GlassFish/Metro implementation (JAX-WS 2.0) and doesn't cover WebSphere web services or any extensions going beyond JAX-WS. But hey, that is a story for a different book.  Webservices im Gesundheitswesen: Integrierte Elektronische Patientenakten (German Edition) $38.95 Inhaltsverzeichnis: Gegenstand des Buches ist die Analyse der Web-Services-Technologie als m¸«Ógliches standardbasiertes Konzept zur Integration verteilt vorliegender Anwendungen. Im Bereich Healthcare Management gewinnen Web Services bei der Integration von Prozessen und administrativen Abl¸«£ufen zunehmend an Bedeutung. Web Services k¸«Ónnen den Weg ebnen, um die Ausf¸«ährung des E-Business, d. h. die Automatisierung von Gesch¸«£ftsprozessen, zu erf¸«ällen. Nach einer kurzen Einf¸«ährung in das grundlegende Konzept der Web Services-Architektur und einem ¸Ŗäberblick ¸«äber die verschiedenen Ans¸«£tze zur Modellierung von Gesch¸«£ftsprozessen im allgemeinen, wird ein spezielles Beispiel zur Integration verteilter Anwendungen in Form der Erstellung eines Arztbriefs mit UML als graphische Beschreibungssprache dargestellt. Das Ziel dabei ist es, die Chancen und Herausforderungen von Web Services f¸«är die Anwendungsintegration im Bereich Healthcare, sowie den hizugewonnenen aufzuzeigen. |
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