Mashups : Strategies for the Modern Enterprise

by Hanson, J. Jeffrey

• ISBN13: 9780321591814
• ISBN10: 032159181X
• Edition: 1st
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2009-05-05
• Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional

Summary

The first how-to guide for developers who want to create enterprisequality Web 2.0 mashups  Walks enterprise developers step-by-step through designing, coding, and debugging their first mashup.  Surveys all of today's leading technologies and standards for rapidly constructing high-quality mashups.  Includes a full chapter of case studies, as well as an insightful preview of the future of enterprise mashups.  Provides extensive code examples throughout. Mashups offer immense potential for businesses seeking faster, better ways to leverage today's immense public and private data resources for competitive advantage. In many cases, however, developers and managers are still trying to understand the best ways to successfully create mashups for their own environments. Mashup Implementations brings together all the insights and techniques they'll need. J. Jeffrey Hanson walks readers through every step of creating a working enterprise mashup, including design, implementation, and debugging. Each stage is illuminated with detailed sample code. Along the way, Hanson surveys the broad spectrum of technologies and standards that have recently become available to simplify mashup development, helping enterprise developers choose the best options for themselves. Hanson walks through comparing and selecting the right mashup implementation styles; preparing to implement mashups; overcoming technical and business concerns associated with mashups; applying today's best mashup patterns; and much more. He also presents a full chapter of case studies. Note: This book is the companion and follow-up title to our Mashup Patterns: Designsby Mike Ogrinz, 032157947X,, which will and Examples for the Modern Enterprise be released one month earlier.

Author Biography

J. Jeffrey Hanson has more than twenty-two years of experience in the software industry, including work as senior engineer for the Microsoft Windows port of the OpenDoc project and lead architect for the Route 66 framework at Novell. Jeff was an original member of the expert group for JSR 160: Java Management Extensions (JMX) Remote API. He is currently the CTO for Max International, LLC, where he directs efforts in building mashup infrastructures to support service-oriented and resource-oriented systems within the retail/wholesale industry. Jeff is the author of numerous articles and books, including .NET versus J2EE Web Services: A Comparison of Approaches and Pro JMX: Java Management Extensions, and is coauthor of Web Services Business Strategies and Architectures. Jeff’s software engineering experience spans many different industries, including mortgage lending, newspaper publishing, word processing, networking infrastructures, retail banking, developer tools, reinsurance, IP filtering, and retail marketing.

Table of Contents

Introduction

Mashup Implementation Styles

Preparing for Mashup Implementations

Creating an Enterprise Mashup

Fundamental Concerns for Enterprise Mashups

Enterprise Mashup Patterns

Applying Proper Techniques to Secure a Mashup

Sample Mashup

Case Studies

Mashup Forecasts and Trends

Mashup Types, Technologies, APIs, and Editors

Mashup Standards

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