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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 005.72
EAN: 9780201750812
ISBN: 0201750813
Label: Addison-Wesley Professional
Manufacturer: Addison-Wesley Professional
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 368
Publication Date: May 23, 2002
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional
Sales Rank: 125243
Studio: Addison-Wesley Professional
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Rating:  - good but old
This title is very good for understanding basic WS technologies. But is older for now and some informations are outdated. Reprint with updated information (espec. UDDIv3) would be good.
Rating:  - Good Book
As a glosary is very good, if you where aming to learn how to program a web service it was not very good for me. I would prefer more code samples from the basics to advanced. Definitely you should have a previous knowledge of XML, and maybe even some basic knowledge of webservices before reading this.
Rating: - Excellent Overview, But Extremely Difficult Read
I recommend this book for everyone beginning Web Services. However, I do so with a word of caution: READ IT SLOWLY AND READ IT TWICE. The book has a great spread of issues but is extremely difficult to sit down and read/work through.
All the issues covered are covered lightly with the exception of the most important topics: WSDL, SOAP, UUDI and ebXML. The only thing it didn't touch on that I wish it would have was REST.
Key pieces of these topics are scattered and you ... Read More
Rating:  - A lot of understandble and useless paragraphs
We bought this book trying to find a good overview about what web-service implementation is, what WSDL means what RPC/Document style means, etc, by an expert point of view, I must say at least this is not the case.
There are a lot of paragraphs with useless information, that in the first read you avoid because you don't understand, in the next reads you avoid because they are useless.
Terms are confusing and mixed up, explanations also.
If you like skipping paragraphs ... Read More
Rating: - Pretty good overview
This book provides a pretty good overview of web services--although it's a little heavy handed with xml. Bottom line is that i6t would be easy to wal away from this book thinking web services is simply xml schema--and miss the bigger picture.
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