Advanced Web Services
Advanced Web Services
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10.1007/978-1-4614-7535-4
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2013-08
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A. Bouguettaya;Quan Z. Sheng;F. Daniel
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作者：
A. Bouguettaya;Quan Z. Sheng;F. Daniel
Web服务技术无疑是面向服务计算（SOC）范式的首选交付方法。经过多年的发展，它已经成为现代软件开发的一种全面的、跨学科的方法。Web服务已经超越了软件组件化技术，体现和表达了将我们的现代社会从以生产为中心的工业经济转变为以服务为中心的数字经济的总趋势的软件表现形式。Web服务旨在提供缺失的概念链接，统一各种不同的学科，如网络，分布式系统，云计算，自主计算，数据和知识管理，基于知识的系统和业务流程管理。Web服务是服务的技术代理，为许多发达经济体和日益发展的经济体提供动力。在这方面，Web服务在支持和维持以服务为中心的经济增长方面发挥着核心作用，并从IT角度帮助组织、公司和机构实现现代化。然而，尽管有大量的研究和科学出版物，Web服务社区迄今为止一直缺少一站式服务，这将提供对这一重要主题的科学和技术进展的统一理解。本书（两本书中的第二本）是填补这一空白的一次认真尝试，并作为反映Web服务普遍性的主要参考点。本书是两本书的第二部分（我们在第一本书中讨论了基础主题，Web Services Foundations，Springer，2013）。它们总共约有1，400页，涵盖最新的理论和实践方面以及使用和部署Web服务的经验。该集合提供了Web服务技术、设计、体系结构、应用程序和性能方面的科学和技术进展的全面概述。该系列的第二本书由三个主要部分组成：
Web Service technology is undeniably the preferred delivery method for the Service-Oriented Computing (SOC) paradigm. It has evolved over the years to be a comprehensive, interdisciplinary approach to modern software development. Web services have gone beyond software componentization technology to embody and express the software manifestation of a general trend transforming our modern society from an industrial, production-centric economy into a digital, servicecentric economy. Web services aim to provide the missing conceptual links that unify a variety of different disciplines, such as networking, distributed systems, cloud computing, autonomic computing, data and knowledge management, knowledge-based systems, and business process management. Web services are the technological proxies of services that power much of the developed and increasingly developing economies. In this respect, Web services play a central role in enabling and sustaining the growth of service-centric economies and help modernizing organizations, companies, and institutions also from an IT perspective.Over the last decade, Web services have become a thriving area of research and academic endeavors. Yet, despite a substantial body of research and scientific publications, the Web services community has been hitherto missing a one stopshop that would provide a consolidated understanding of the scientific and technical progress of this important subject. This book (the second of a two-book collection) is a serious attempt to fill this gap and serve as a primary point of reference reflecting the pervasive nature of Web services. This book is the second installment of a two-book collection (we discuss the foundational topics in the first book, Web Services Foundations, Springer, 2013). Together, they comprise approximately 1,400 pages covering state-of-the-art theoretical and practical aspects as well as experience using and deploying Web services. The collection offers a comprehensive overview of the scientific and technical progress in Web services technologies, design, architectures, applications, and performance. The second book of the collection consists of three major parts: