SCA/SDO book project

["Carol Geyer" <carol.geyer@oasis-open.org>]

Daniel, Carsten,
Please let me offer my assistance on this project on behalf of OASIS. I would
be happy to review your work and answer any questions you have related to Open
CSA and OASIS.

I realize you've been in touch with Graham, and he's forwarded your questions
to others in the OASIS Open CSA Member Section.

Regards,
Carol

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Carol Geyer
Director of Communications
OASIS
+1.978.667.5115 x209 




                                                                         
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Hello,

first of all congratulations for the good work done so far in the SCA and
SDO specs.
In our daily work we see a strong need for programming models leveraging
the SOA principles and so we believe SCA and SDO to be one of the coming
technologies to consider. Because of the current lack of literature
explaining the principles behind and the use of these two standards (and
their current implementations) we are considering to write a book
ourselves.

We have done so in the past in exploring the world of MDA (Röttgers,
Pieper: MDA, Springer 2006) which to date is only available in German.
Having made this experience before we know that writing something about a
standard is only possible if support and latest (insider) information from
the standardizing committee is available and granted.

Considering a Go/No-Go we have the following questions:
- Does OSOA support this kind of "external" literature?
- If so, which information and personal support could you (would you)
offer?
- Are there already other publications underway of which you know?
- Which publisher would you recommend?
- Who is the direct contact for this type of questions?

The focus of our work is not the profit but help in our daily work with
this
new technology for us and our clients. Strong focus would be in the OSS
implementations. If supported we would like to open all chapters for public
review before going to print to give the most coherent and complete
information possible.

If you have further questions please don't hesitate to contact us:

daniel.pieper@t-online.de    OR    carsten.roettgers@gmx.net

Thank you in advance and best regards,

Daniel, Carsten




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