Service APIs Client-Service Interactions Request and Response Management Service Implementation Service Infrastructures Service Evolution

Web Service Infrastructures

The most common and basic web service infrastructure patterns.

Service Connector	How can clients avoid duplicating the code required to use a specific service and also be insulated from the intricacies of communication logic?
Service Descriptor	How can development tools acquire the information necessary to use a web service, and how can the code for Service Connectors be generated?
Asynchronous Response Handler	How can a client avoid blocking when sending a request?
Service Interceptor	How can common behaviors like authentication, caching, logging, exception handling, and validation be executed without having to modify the client or service code?
Idempotent Retry	How can a client ensure that requests are delivered to a web service despite temporary network or server failures?
SOA Infrastructures	An overview of a few infrastructures frequently used in Service Oriented Architectures. This content only appears in the book.

Developers may select zero, one, or more of these patterns when designing clients: Service Connector, Async Response Handler, Service Interceptor, Idempotent Retry, Orchestration Engine

Developers may select zero, one, or more of these patterns when designing a given service: Service Descriptor, Service Interceptor, Service Registry, Enterprise Service Bus, Orchestration Engine