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Subject: eWeek: IBM announces an interoperable Web services registry and repository
- From: "David RR Webber \(XML\)" <david@drrw.info>
- To: "regrep@lists.oasis-open.org " <regrep@lists.oasis-open.org>
- Date: Wed, 05 Apr 2006 12:58:31 -0700
Hard to know from the sales hype here - but this sounds like warmed
over UDDI
with a sprinkling of partner agreement stuff creeping in.
Not sure what standards
they are using for this - no mention anywhere in the sales puff.
I'm almost 99% certain they are not using ebXML Registry for this -
despite their
research work in Isreal on same and their commitment to IHE/XDS
for healthcare.
It would have been nice if Jason Bloomberg, an analyst with IT
research firm ZapThink,
had been doing a little less marketing Zap'ing and a little more
technical Think'ing -
and asked a few relevant and obvious questions. But then again
- it's from Big-Blue
dude - so its gotta be good for you...
Anyone have any real information here to share - aside from
sales-froth?
Assuming of course that your webservices registry is semantically
aligned with mine
and can actually exchange that information in a format it can be
ingested in
response to the asynchronous query...
DW
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<snip>Probably the most significant product announcement,
however, is IBM's new WebSphere Services Registry and Repository, a
system that not only manages the meta data and information around the
services that a company builds and deploys—including service end
points, service-level quality, and service-level agreements—but it also
enables interoperability across multiple registries and repositories.
</snip>
<snip>
The key piece of information with IBM's Web services registry and
repository is that it will be interoperable with other registries (as
they become available). Both SAP and Oracle, the world's largest and
second-largest business applications developers respectively, are in
development with their own Web services repositories. Given that the
key to Web services is to have other Web services to integrate with,
the interoperability among registries—SAP will register its services;
Oracle will register its services, and so on throughout the software
industry—is critical.
</snip>
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