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Introduction
    Overview
    Service Inventory Blueprints
    Service-Oriented Analysis
    Service-Oriented Design

Service Models
    Service Layers
    Entity Services
    Task Services
    Utility Services

Delivery Processes
    Top Down vs. Bottom Up
    The Inventory Analysis
Cycle (Part I)
    The Inventory Analysis
Cycle (Part II)
    The Inventory Analysis
Cycle (Part III)
    Choosing a Delivery Strategy

The Service-Oriented
Analysis Process
    Process Overview
    Information Gathering Steps
    Service Modeling Process (Part I)
    Service Modeling Process (Part II)

Service-Oriented
Design Processes
    Process Overview
    Design Processes and
Service Models
    Design Processes and Service-Orientation

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Service-Oriented Design Processes

All of the effort put into the analysis and service modeling processes results in a collection of service candidates that establishes the starting point for service design. Every candidate definition can be used as input for a service-oriented design process. A different process exists for each of the four primary service models, but all are shaped and structured around the application of service-orientation design principles. Unlike the service modeling process where only a subset of the principles come into play, all eight principles are fully applied during service design.


Figure: Common service-oriented design processes.

This page contains excerpts from:

SOA Principles of Service Design
by Thomas Erl

(ISBN: 0132344823, Prentice Hall/PearsonPTR, Hardcover,
240+ Full Color Illustrations, 573 pages)

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The Prentice Hall Service-Oriented Computing Series from Thomas Erl
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