Chapter 5. Service describes End Point Exposes Messages Sends/Receives Contracts Binds to Service Consumer implements Policy governed by Sends/Receives.

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Chapter 5

Service describes End Point Exposes Messages Sends/Receives Contracts Binds to Service Consumer implements Policy governed by Sends/Receives Adheres to Component Relation Key Understands Serves

Requestor Replier Service (replier) Service (replier) Consumer (requestor) Consumer (requestor) ServicesObjects in a Process Computer A Computer B Process A Process B Process Same address space Network

Service EndPoint Synchronous processing Synchronous processing 1. Request Reply Service Consumer

Service EndPoint Package reaction Package reaction 1. Request Reaction Service Consumer EndPoint Send Reaction Send Reaction 3. Process Request Process Request 4.

Delays Operational Picture AirportsSchedulesReservationsWeather

Delays Operational Picture AirportsSchedulesReservationsWeather Events Request/ Reply

Edge Event/Notification Service Consumer Event/Notification EndPoint Event/Notification Event Propagation Package Events Package Events (Subscriptions) Route Event Handler Dispatch Relevancy Filter Relevancy Filter Service Request Reply

Edge EndPoint Request Event/Notification Service Consumer Event/Notification EndPoint Event/Notification Event Propagation Package Events Package Events Dispatch Route Event Handler Dispatch Relevancy Filter Relevancy Filter Service Request Reply Obsolete

Active Closing cancel Exiting Compensating Ended Completed Faulting Cancelling Exit Fault completed canceled close compensate closed Fault compensated Faulted exited