Methodological hybrid SOA+CBSD for services oriented software development

The SOA architectural reference model has been well received since its inception, this is given their qualities of modularity and alignment with business. But even though currently are multiple publications that thoroughly develop the theory of SOA architectural reference model, is hard to find papers to deepen on the implementation of the theoretical concepts of SOA and how to realize these in a software development process that incorporates, from a practical point of view, the theoretical concepts with component-based software development methodologies and techniques to build applications that can be scalables, reusables and suitables for the changes. This paper exposes the experiences and results about the application of a proposal to manage the development of applications conform to oriented services architectural reference model from models driven engineering, it integrates several methodologies for planning and project management, to guide the principles of software development around the business processes and services composition, it is using Component-Based Software Development (CBSD) to identify, design and to build the components and interfaces of the system that provide and require services. The proposal took a study case based on development of a Academic Management System's basic module with a persistence model dependent a distributed database system.