Mashup Patterns: Designs and Examples for the Modern Enterprise

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作     者：Michael Ogrinz 

I S B N：(纸本) 032157947X;9780321579478 

出 版 社：Addison-Wesley Professional 

出 版 年：2009年

主 题 词：Enterprise Application Development Integration Internet World Wide Web - General Miscellaneous Web Services Web Application Development Web Programming 

摘      要：Enterprise architects think in high-level architectural patterns. This book cuts through the mashup marketing fluff and gets right down to presenting patterns as a way to analyze and solve enterprise problems using mashups. John Crupi, Chief Technology Officer of JackBe and Coauthor of Core J2EE Patterns Mashups offer an opportunity to rapidly deliver value to the business, either on top of an existing internal corporate SOA or on common freely available Internet services. In this work, Ogrinz guides the reader through frequently encountered scenarios in the mashup space. The examples alone will help you think laterally about the problems facing your business and new ways of solving them. Kevin P. Davis, Ph.D., Software Architect Mashup Patterns is an excellent, comprehensive treatment of a subject increasingly central to corporate IT management. With the benefit of his extensive software architecture experience, Michael is able to provide a wide array of mashup solutions to real world data wrangling problems. He clearly explains how to successfully apply mashup patterns and avoid going down anti-pattern rabbit holes. This book is a must-have for developers venturing into the vast and rapidly expanding enterprise mashup space. Daniel Leuck, CEO, Ooi Michael Ogrinz takes a broad view of mashups, focusing on their growing (and potentially revolutionary) role for harvesting and repurposing data within the modern information-driven enterprise. Dont look for code or programming tips here, because you wont find them. What youll find instead are inspiring examples, clever ideas, and new ways to use the data already hiding in your business and in the Web around you. Rob Miller, Associate Professor of Computer Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology To a user, a mashup has all the personal qualities of an advanced form of spreadsheet, except its not limited only to figures; this is only a fraction of the value that enterprises can gain from deploying mashups as well-m