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This review is from: UDDI, SOAP, and WSDL: The Web Services Specification Reference Book (Paperback)
While this book was quite up to date when it was published in 2002, the advances in the understanding of Web Services since then suggest that you consider a more recent text.
Specifically, there has been a buildout of Service Oriented Architecture, due to significant interest by many developers. Also, a new language has emerged - Business Process Execution Language. This was in response to people using WSDL and finding that while it adequately described a given Web Service, it had a harder time with more involved business logic. And with trying to aggregate multiple Web Services into a larger, dispersed entity. While one method might have been to upgrade WSDL, instead, BPEL was chosen. Starting afresh. But using WSDL and the ideas learnt from it. |
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UDDI, SOAP, and WSDL: The Web Services Specification Reference Book by Aaron E Walsh (Paperback - April 9, 2002)
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