trying to wrap up W3C choreography vs. WSMO choreography

["Emanuele Della Valle" <dellava@cefriel.it>]

Dear all,

trying to wrap up the free emails (mine, Dieter's and Jacky's) about the
use of the term choreography in W3C [1] and WSMO [2] (and respective
approaches), it seems to me that the two approaches nicely complements
each other and the problem is only on terminology.

WSMO choreography provides a tool for locally describing *the
choreography interface* of *a Web Service* and does not provide (aim
for) means to describe the *global* point of view.

On the contrary, W3C choreography proposes a means for describing
*global* choreography, which is, at least, good for modeling *the
choreography* of *an application* (made of WS). 

Best regards,

Emanuele