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Subject: Web Services and Process definitions
Hi
All,
I
contacted one of my associates to see what they had for a definition of
services. The definition is at the attached PDF file. They
defined the term as web services and we were just using services.
I
believe their definition is great for web services. Can we change to
web-services and processes? Using these terms, we can articulate the
differences.
mike
-----Original Message----- Mike --From: Jason Bloomberg [mailto:jbloomberg@zapthink.com] Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 2004 12:33 PM To: LUBASH, MIKE Cc: Ronald Schmelzer; OKIN, ERIC Subject: Re: Great meeting you at the EDF conference! Good to hear from you! The word "Service" basically refers to an interface, while "Process" refers to a sequence of activities. In an SOA, however, processes should be exposed as Services (and can also be composed of Services), so in that sense, you might say many processes are Services. I'm attaching a discussion of our definition of "Web Service" for you to review. Thanks! --Jason LUBASH, MIKE wrote:
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