Hello Marhendra-
Full Disclosure: my employer is Software AG, a prominent SOA technology vendor
I would recommend starting by learning the design, architecture and adoption
aspects of SOA. Once you have a level of comfort with what is different and
valuable about SOA, you can dive into technology that supports SOA.
You could start with the well know series of SOA books by Thomas Erl.
Among books for SOA newcomers, I particularly like 'SOA Governance' by Todd
Biske. It walks you through key concepts via a realistic 'story' of a company
adopting SOA.
For training, we have worked with Zapthink in the past to train internal staff
as well as customers. There are also training offerings from SOA School and
Everware CBDI.
Finally, I am a co-author of 'SOA Adoption for Dummies' available for free at
www.soaadoptionfordummies.com
Regards,
Jignesh Shah
Twitter: @jshah0209
--- In [email protected], "Masykur Marhendra"
<masykur...@...> wrote:
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> Dear All,
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> Lately I've been interested learning SOA. But I got myself stuck where to
> start with.
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> Please help,
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> Best Regards,
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> M. Marhendra S.
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