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... As I've tried to explain before, Jini's JERI stack is exactly designed to cover this issue so that developers NEVER deal with this as part of service...
Gregg Wonderly
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... I am not sure I completely follow. If one service uses another service, that's part of such a service's documentation. It doesn't matter, whether you use...
Gregg Wonderly
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I had unexpected discussion on how many interfaces one SOA Service may have. In my opinion, a SOA Service may have one or more interfaces. What would you say?...
Michael Poulin
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... Cars because of how architecture (basic components and how their relations) is defined. Architecture is defined based on basic beliefs beyond which there...
Jerry Zhu
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Anne wrote "Therefore it's not necessarily appropriate to configure QoS with the service definition... The QoS should be configured based on the contract, not...
Michael Poulin
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... No, I wouldn't. If you told me that modbus could address any kind of resource (not just coils and status registers, but stock quotes, weather reports,...
Mark Baker
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I think I can distill this conversation down to one point... ... That's only because "supports" is defined rather loosely, or at least not in a way that makes...
Mark Baker
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... Its not really interface v implementation, its technical interface (GET, POST, DELETE, PUT) v Business Interface (what actually is going to happen)....
Steve Jones
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Aug 1, 2007
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... GET,POST,etc. *is* the business interface and the client knows what is going to happen based on its choice of the resource it invokes. That is why POST is...
Jan Algermissen
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Aug 1, 2007
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... There is a common misconception that a "contract" is merely part of the description of a service. People talk about "design by contract" and about things...
Mike Glendinning
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Aug 1, 2007
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... Its just a matter of making something explicit. Like a key word "interface", directly supported by Java not by C++. I can graphically represent in a...
Shashank D. Jha
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Aug 1, 2007
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Mike, Thanks very much for this excellent explanation of contract management. A number of products provide some level of support for contract management, ...
Anne Thomas Manes
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Aug 1, 2007
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... is because of high risk of getting "two cities become connected via roadways" in the way nobody could join the roadways in between and one can get into...
Mike Glendinning
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Aug 1, 2007
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8776
... Well, am still not sure if I agree that Car is a Car because of architecture. Anyway, that is not the point of discussion, so. I still think that...
Shashank D. Jha
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Aug 1, 2007
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The challenge comes from how much you want to separate interface from implementation in your definition of service. For example sake, let's suppose we're...
Todd Biske
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Aug 1, 2007
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Correct me if am wrong: Two points that you have highlighted are: 1. Contract is meant to reduce the dependency between consumers and providers. 2. Contract...
Shashank D. Jha
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Aug 1, 2007
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... "what actually is going to happen" is an implementation artifact, not part of any interface, business, technical, or otherwise. You never want to expose...
Mark Baker
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Aug 1, 2007
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... providers. Yes. I know this sounds slightly paradoxical, but see below. ... SOA. Yes, absolutely. Managing the definition of contracts is just as important...
Mike Glendinning
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Aug 1, 2007
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... The modeling techniques that you use, are not necessarily only applicable to one type of technology. Being able to consider the abstract and correlate the...
Gregg Wonderly
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See below ... Now this one is interesting and I'm not sure I agree. I'm not sure I agree with the idea that the uniform interface provide the power to change...
William Henry
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... URLs have a specific structure which confines what you can express in them. Because they can't represent everything needed, there is POST to allow odd ...
Gregg Wonderly
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Aug 2, 2007
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Mike, I also have not got your statement: "the exact and minimum set of dependencies between service provider and service consumer can be recorded. This helps...
Michael Poulin
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Aug 2, 2007
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What would be your opinion on this: Service Contract Repository stores Service Contracts (with or w/o controlled access); each Contract contains a URI of the...
Michael Poulin
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Aug 2, 2007
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Todd, looks like you easily accept an idea that a service may have more than one interface. The real world example is a service accessible via HTTP and HTTPS -...
Michael Poulin
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Aug 2, 2007
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... It is 100% not a business interface, I know this for certain as no business conversation I've ever been in has used that sort of language. Its a TECHNICAL...
Steve Jones
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Aug 2, 2007
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+1. Nice summary. -Rob ... via ... city ... done ... difference. ... (round- ... integration ... the ... see ... largely ... of ... supposed ... perhaps ... to...
Rob Eamon
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Aug 2, 2007
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The importance of contract managment, to me, depends on the context. Contract may relate to payment. Access right is secrurity issue. Within an enterprise ...
Jerry Zhu
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My simple view was that its 1..n, if I think about my airline membership there is a single service (getting a flight and air miles) but the actual interface...
Steve Jones
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... Yes, in fact we shoud model context (problem space) first so the hierarchy is {context model{OA{BA{ITA{SA}}}}}. OA depends on context model. I know it is...
Jerry Zhu
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Aug 2, 2007
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... +1! Nonetheless, I seriously doubt that large organizations will ever get to the point where all systems share common information models; therefore some...
Anne Thomas Manes
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