Service Oriented Architecture

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How Programs Are Made Through Service Oriented
Architecture
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• There are several approaches when it comes to
  service oriented architecture. Such methodologies
  used in service oriented architecture are
  required in order for programmers to create a
  well balanced and highly efficient software
  program that is required in any type of business.
  All types of program, from business accounting
  applications to POS or Point Of Sale Programs
  pass through such approaches. These service
  oriented architecture approaches are designed to
  effectively release a program to the public
  without the problem of gaining bad publicity of
  several other problems in terms of quality
  control.

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• The first approach to consider in service
  oriented architecture would be market research.
  In this approach, both programmers and marketers
  try to find out what types of programs are
  applicable to the public and which ones would
  flop. The research would often be based on past
  applications released and the feedback that it
  garnered from its users. In market research,
  interface and overall design is also criticized
  so that all released programs would be accepted
  by the public. The next process is in looking for
  the proposed business and solution. This approach
  includes system integration and how a business
  would use specific software. For instance,
  businesses would need a POS program applicable
  for their restaurant. Of course, the program
  should be able to be integrated to several
  devices including an order taking device. Once
  the proposed business solution is done, analyzing
  the problem would be the next process. In this
  process of service oriented architecture,
  programmers would be analyzing the software and
  what type of source code to use. This part of the
  process also includes feature searching or
  looking for the applicable features that should
  be in the program.

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• The next approach in service oriented
  architecture is planning for the design and then
  generating the code for the software. In this
  process of service oriented architecture,
  programmers would be making a plan for the
  software. They would try to make markups for the
  interface as well as to how each button
  correlates to a specific function. Once the plan
  is finished, then making the code would be the
  next step. Usually, the coding process is the
  longest part since programmers would need to
  check and recheck the program so that there would
  be lesser bugs and glitches in the future. Once
  the code is done, the next step in service
  oriented architecture would be through rigorous
  testing done by either the public or by beta
  testers. In terms of the public, programs would
  be shared online so that the public would be able
  to download it. Once they have done so, they can
  check for bugs or they can share feedbacks about
  the program.

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• Once testing is done, then the programs would be
  copied in either a CD or through online and then
  packaged with its instruction manual and cover.
  CD keys are then provided in this process so that
  illegal sharing would be avoided. Once deployment
  is done, software development and service
  oriented architecture would still continue. If
  there are extensions or updates for the software,
  programmers would need to send the update. They
  would also need to check for further bugs and
  glitches. These are the processes that are
  applied in service oriented architecture.