Re: [ebsoa] ebSOA Abstract draft 0.02

[Matthew MacKenzie <mattm@adobe.com>]

I think that is way too long for an abstract, in the traditional sense.  What you have here is an introduction.

-Matt

On May 21, 2004, at 1:15 PM, Duane Nickull wrote:

> As promised, here is an abstract paragraph for a placeholder for now.
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> <caveat type="sleep_deprivation"/>
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> Abstract:
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> "This architecture extends a set of generalized service oriented architecture patterns to address the unique requirements of electronic business. Those requirements are captured within an updated document call the name_of_updated_requirements_here
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> WORK ITEM: UPDATE ebXML Requirements v 1.06 abstracting from ebXML specificity. Reference that document above.
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> This architecture takes into account work done in several standards development organizations including OASIS (Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Systems), the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium), ISO (International Standards Organization, UN/CEFACT (United Nations Centre for Facilitation of Commerce and Trade) and others. It is meant to be illustrative and not prescriptive in nature.
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> The goal of this electronic business service oriented architecture specification is to describe a high level architecture blueprint and a set of accompanying patterns to describe an infrastructure to facilitate electronic business on a global scale in a secure, reliable and consistent manner. This shall be done in a manner that is not dependent on either ebXML or Web Services [NOTE: or should we just say "any specific standards"] standards, yet may allow for each for be used in conjunction with one another for implementation. Rather than contain the level of detail sufficient for implementation, references to components are made within this architecture that fulfill the normative functionality of the architecture.
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> This architecture is expressed in a series of logical views of abstract architectural components in various phases.
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> Readers should note that the components names within this document are names of architectural components and not necessarily synonymous with those project teams."
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> /d
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> -- 
> Senior Standards Strategist
> Adobe Systems, Inc.
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