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Subject: Re: [soa-rm] SOA System
Don: Thanks - I was never under the impression that you were wanting to change the charter. Appendix B is the proper place for a lot of the stuff Joseph was talking about and I want to thank you again for taking it on as a task. I am also happy that people are willing to ask very basic, difficult and pragmatic questions like you did. It shows me that the members of this TC are truly on a quest for the truth, not affected by marketing buzz. We have a lot of hard work ahead and we are glad to have you in the TC.. Cheers! Duane Don Flinn wrote: >Duane > >IMO the TC including myself are convinced that an SOA is different from >previous distributed system, e.g. CORBA, OO, IBD, CBA etc. The question >that I was raising was: Are we abstracting away or ignoring those >qualities that make an SOA different from previous distributed systems? >(Note: I peeked ahead at some of your mail. There is no intent by >myself or anyone, I believe, to change the charter. It's what we signed >up to do and want to do to the best of our ability.) > >The core of my concern is that we have not delineated, or at least >agreed on, the essential qualities that make an SOA different from the >previous distributed models so that we can assure ourselves that our >reference model contains these essential qualities. Without including >an abstraction of these qualities we don't satisfy our requirement of >developing a reference model that architects can use to develop >architectural specifications for an *SOA*. > >Some self-promotion :-) I tried to approach this in Appendix B, in an >non-normative way. > >Don > >>> >>> >>>
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