Re: [soa-rm-ra] Proposed abstract for SOA composability symposium

[Francis McCabe <frankmccabe@mac.com>]

We can discuss during the telcon, but generally accept the suggestions
Frank

On Dec 12, 2007, at 7:13 AM, Ken Laskey wrote:

> a few edits below
> On Dec 12, 2007, at 1:44 AM, Francis McCabe wrote:
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>> Service Oriented Architecture -- A paradigm and context for  
>> composable systems
>>
>> SOA is an architectural paradigm that is driven by the need to  
>> enable multiple participants to interact with each other, offering  
>> and consuming services on the scale of the Internet itself. As such  
>> it promotes a world in which services can and will be used and  
>> reused in ways that perhaps the originators of services do not  
>> envisage.
>>
>> The OASIS SOA Reference Model gives a concise characterization of  
>> SOA means,
>
> delete "means"
>
>> and how it is different to
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> s/to/from/
>
>> other paradigms for distributed systems; one of the key  
>> distinguishing features of SOA is its ability to seamlessly  
>> incorporate
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> s/seamlessly incorporate/work across/
>
> [There is still policy intersection and other bits and pieces of the  
> execution context that need to be resolved for an interaction, so  
> "seamless" may be a bit of an overstatement.]
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>> multiple ownership domains.
>>
>> The OASIS SOA Reference Architecture takes the work of the  
>> Reference Model one stage further: by providing an architectural  
>> description of how SOA-based systems may be realized.
>>
>> There are three main views in the Reference Architecture: the view  
>> corresponding to how SOA-based
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> s/SOA-based/SOA-based systems /
>
>> might be used in an effective way; the view corresponding to how  
>> SOA-based systems may be constructed; and the view corresponding to  
>> the issues raised in owning SOA-based systems.
>>
>> In this presentation we will outline the major models that are part  
>> of these views; and show how they form the basis of a coherent  
>> architecture that address many of the key points in systems that  
>> span ownership domains: how the roles of participants, resources,  
>> policies and agreements can be coherently integrated; how modern  
>> technologies can be used to realize such systems;
>
> [Do we really get to "how modern technologies can be used to realize  
> such systems"?]
>
>> and how issues such as security, governance and management can  
>> addressed effectively.
>>
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