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... your ... Agreed, though "method centric" is a bit dangerous to use, as even a uniform interface can be "method centric" (and HTTP's doing OK with it). ... ...
Stuart Charlton
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9791
I feel compelled to mention the "Mule ESB equals Porsche 911" follow up from Chris Haddad at the Burton Group as well: ...
Dan Diephouse
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Only two question to the author - from the service consumer perspective - who is responsible for the service - service provider and/or entire intermediary...
Michael Poulin
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Mar 2, 2008
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"If you think about it, we’ve already implemented complex, heterogeneous networks in this fashion before. Computers leverage DHCP, gateways, and routers to...
Nick Gall
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Steve, This is a tricky area - overloaded semantics will kill us. There's a trend to categorize things like this: - Capabilities +-- Processes +-- Services +--...
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Thanks Anne. Very useful answer. Henryk Anne Thomas Manes <atmanes@...> wrote: Henryk, Regarding the UDDI Replication API....
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I think there is a tendency to place processes above services in an attempt to show the compositional nature of services. But I tend to agree with Steve that...
Todd Biske
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Mar 3, 2008
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Ignoring the condescending tone in many place, there are many great points are made here in identifying gotchas and offerring approaches. But characterizing...
Rob Eamon
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Mar 4, 2008
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I know Microsoft's Motion is in line with Steve's position - their mantra is that a "Business Capability encapsulates people, process and technology", and...
Peter Madziak
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Mar 4, 2008
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"Why don't we just follow thearchitectural principles of the web?" asked Nick. I can ask the same question in opposite direction - why do? To resolve this...
Michael Poulin
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9800
I have an off-topic question for the group... Are there any standards for exchanging task information in the same way something like ical/ vcal can share...
Todd Biske
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Hi Todd I looked into this myself a while ago in order to support interaction between our human collaboration software HumanEdj <http://humanedj.com> (which...
Keith Harrison-Bronin...
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I think we're saying the same thing. Actually, your two lines sum up my exact feelings on the subject. What I'm wondering is Steve's comment that, "Taking a...
jeffrschneider
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... Nick. ... this 'to do or not to do', we have to answer another question: why are we doing or what to do this? What for? To make a standard based open...
Nick Gall
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Processes include people and technology as well as object. They are acutally process instances or accurances as opposed to process type if people and ...
Jerry Zhu
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Mar 4, 2008
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Hi Todd: I don't know any official official standards for tasks and task lists either but, in addition to what Keith has already referenced, you might be ...
Peter Madziak
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Todd: I forgot, there is also the WS-HumanTask proposal to OASIS in conjunction with the BPEL4People proposal. ...
Peter Madziak
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Mar 5, 2008
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AFAICT, iCalendar already provides a standard format for To Dos (tasks): http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2445#section-4.6.2 . -- Nick ... -- Nick Gall Phone:...
Nick Gall
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Thanks Nick & Keith. I wasn't aware that iCalendar also included to- dos. -tb...
Todd Biske
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9809
<< "The number of companies investing in service-oriented architecture (SOA) has doubled over the past year in every part of the world, with a typical...
Gervas Douglas
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That is exactly the thought I had. What exactly did AMR use to define "SOA spending?" Did the mere licensing of an ESB product count? I'm sure that they cover...
Rob Eamon
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... That's nice -- except I have no clue what you're talking about. This is the problem with "Business SOA" -- we all know there is something valuable in them...
Stuart Charlton
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Mar 7, 2008
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... Regarding the "Business SOA" kind of SOA (as opposed to the software architecture kind): What is actually the difference between an application[1] and a...
Jan Algermissen
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... Perhaps at application level one could usefully describe a service as an application module (callable by other application modules/clients). A service can...
Gervas Douglas
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I asked this question about application and service many times already. I have found only one significant difference: - applications tend to be...
Michael Poulin
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Mar 7, 2008
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9815
Yes, SOA originated inside IT. When Web Services faced the wall in attempting to integrate everything and still sitting too far from an agile enterprise, some...
Michael Poulin
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Mar 7, 2008
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<<Question: In late 2007, Microsoft announced a number of anticipated product releases that would support its so-called Oslo platform for SOA. Among the...
Gervas Douglas
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Microsoft has set a high threshold for Oslo - Microsoft Service Capability Model. Very impressive declaration. I do recommend you to look into it. Their...
Michael Poulin
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... Sure, they can be. The closest analogy I'd use (based on what I understand "Business SOA" to be): a Business Service is like a Business Function in...
Stuart Charlton
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Mar 8, 2008
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... Firstly, Michael, I want to state that my response wasn't completely directed at you, it was at the terminology you (and many others) used to indicate that...
Stuart Charlton
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