Architecting composite applications and services with TIBCO

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Today's complex composite applications and services must be architected with exceptional care. TIBCO Principal Software Architect Dr. Paul C. Brown shows how to use TIBCO technologies to architect them for maximum performance, reliability, and value. Brown covers all major aspects of architecture: participant structure and organization work structure and organization and mapping of work onto participants. He first describes essential concepts associated with composite application and services, including service utilization contracts, component lifecycles, naming/namespaces, and versioning. Next, he reviews relevant TIBCO products and technologies. This book's full section on service design addresses specification, architecture, data modeling, data structure design, and designing for versioning. Brown identifies proven service architecture patterns for several key issues. An extensive discussion of composite applications covers composition styles and architecture collaboration orchestration security performance high availability fault tolerance, and monitoring. Brown concludes by presenting three sample advanced composite application architectures.

Introduction
Part I: Getting Started
Chapter 1: ARC 701 Review
Chapter 2: The Payment Manager Example
Chapter 3: Concepts
Chapter 4: TIBCO Products
Part II: Designing Services
Chapter 5: Observable Behavior
Chapter 6: Service Specifications, Usage Contracts, and Architecture
Chapter 7: Namespaces
Chapter 8: Versioning
Chapter 9: Data Structures
Part III: Service Architecture Patterns
Chapter 10: Simple Service Architecture Patterns
Chapter 11: Load Distribution Patterns
Chapter 12: Data Patterns
Chapter 13: Composites
Part IV: Advanced Topics
Chapter 14: Benchmarking
Chapter 15: Interpreting Benchmarks
Chapter 16: Tuning
Chapter 17: Generic Fault Tolerance/ High Availability
Chapter 18: TIBCO Fault Tolerance
Chapter 19: Service Federation
Chapter 20: Putting it All Together