Second Draft Review Credits:
To be published in October, 2008.
First Draft Stage II Review Credits:
234 reviews were received during the open public review of the mansucript. Appropriate credits will be published on this page prior to October, 2008.
First Draft Stage I Review Credits:
As of its planned publication date in October 2008, the manuscript for the SOA Design Patterns book will have been in development for three years. Throughout this period, this pattern catalog has benefited from the insights and scrutiny of many reviewers representing SOA vendors, SOA organizations, academic institutions, practitioners from both public and private sector, and established members from the patterns community itself. Specifically, I’d like to thank the following organizations for taking part in the review of the first manuscript draft (in alphabetical order):
• BEA Systems
• Booz Allen Hamilton
• Business Objects
• Cape Clear
• Cisco
• Ericsson
• Fiorano
• Google Inc.
• HP
• IBM
• Intel Corporation
• Microsoft
• MITRE
• Oracle
• Ordina
• Parasoft
• Red Hat
• SAP
• Siemens
• Sun Microsystems
• U.S. Department of Defense
I’d like to acknowledge content contributions made to the first draft of the manuscript by Mark Little, Arnaud Simon, Thomas Rischbeck, and Brian Loesgen. Mark, Arnaud, and Thomas helped define the ESB compound pattern and provided original drafts of several related, specialized patterns, and Brian helped define the Orchestration compound pattern. All four of these professionals are currently authoring books for the Prentice Hall Service-Oriented Computing Series from Thomas Erl. Also thanks to Chris Riley for his help with the versioning patterns.
Special thanks to the following members of the patterns community for their on-going review and contribution efforts with this book (in alphabetical order): Frank Buschmann, John Crupi, Martin Fowler, Kelvin Henney, Gregor Hohpe, Ralph Johnson, Bobby Woolf
Thank you to the following members of the Microsoft Patterns & Practices group for their hands-on participation in the review of these design patterns (in alphabetical order): Jason Hogg, Dragos Manolescu, J.D. Meier, Per Vonge Nielsen, Dmitri Ossipov
Thank you to the following members of the Oracle SOA group (in alphabetical order): Dr. Mohamad Afshar, David Chappell, and Prasen Palvakar.
Thank you to the following members of the IBM Advanced SOA group (in alphabetical order): Ali Arsanjani, Raj Balasubramanian, Robert Laird, Farzin Yashar, Olaf Zimmermann
Thank you to the following members of the BEA SOA Solutions Group (in alphabetical order): Stephen Bennett, David Orchard
Finally, I’d like to thank Prentice Hall for allowing content from SOA Design Patterns book to be published in advance in support of this public review.
- Thomas Erl
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