Could we webinar the 2 hour tutorial (is
it live) to be added to the OASIS website?
Dee
From: Mark Little
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Subject: [opencsa-ms] SCA
presentation on behalf of member section required
Importance: High
We have been asked if it's possible for someone representing the Member
Section to deliver a 2 hour tutorial around SCA at http://www.infoworld.com/event/soa/
I spoke with the organizers on Friday evening (my time) and they really
want to keep this vendor agnostic. It makes their lives easier because then
they can't be accused of favouritism. This is not something specific to SCA:
it's the approach they take for all of their presentations. They would also
like confirmation that we have someone or someone's (if we want to do a
tag-team approach with multiple vendors, they are fine with that too) before
the end of this week.
I want to use this initial approach as the core of the information
"database" that I'd like to start to keep (either in spreadsheet or
wiki form) so that we know who can give presentations on what subject. In
general I think it will be easier of these presentations are all vendor agnostic,
but I don't think we should preclude adding something to this list if it
doesn't fit that criteria.
Jane Harnad reminded me:
"I also wanted to remind you that the member section recently
held a very popular tutorial at our last OASIS Symposium. Maybe we could
alter one of them to accommodate the InfoWorld event? Just a thought – so
please let me know. Regards, Jane
http://www.oasis-open.org/events/symposium/2007/tutorialbriefing.php
9:00 AM-12:00 PM | Service Component Architecture (SCA): Part
I
Instructor(s): Anish
Karmarkar, Principal Member of Technical Staff, Oracle; Ashok Malhotra,
Consulting Member Technical Staff, Oracle; and David Booz, IBM Corporation
This tutorial will provide an
introduction and overview of Service Component Architecture (SCA), a new set of
royalty-free specifications, with the backing of major vendors, which provide
programming model for creation and assembly of business systems using service-oriented
architecture.
SCA consists of:
Assembly
specification, which provides the basic composition and configuration
model for components;
Policy
specification, which allows SCA components to be connected together
without any change to the source code;
Client
and Implementation specifications, which specify how SCA components and
service clients can be built using a particular language or framework; and
Binding
specifications, which describe how services can be accessed and references
can be satisfied using a particular access method, protocol or transport.
The tutorial outline will include:
a.) the motivation for SCA; b.) an introduction to and overview of SCA; c.) an
introduction to all the major SCA specifications; and d.) a walk through of how
a banking composite application example can be built, assembled and deployed
using SCA technology.
Note: This tutorial will break at
12:00 PM and reconvene at 2:00 PM."
Any suggestions?
Mark.
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