Let's see what it means to make a clear case for this. If the path is too tortured, we probably don't want to waste the capital fighting that value. If it's fairly straightforward, maybe we want to give it a shot.
Ken
On Sep 27, 2007, at 12:35 PM, Duane Nickull wrote:
For accuracy sake, I concur.
On 9/26/07 2:05 PM, "Jeffrey A. Estefan" <>
wrote:
Duane,
Should we revise our discussion of composition of services in the RA we are
developing to state "aggregation of services" or "service aggregation?" I
certainly see your point and from a UML perspective but I also agree with
you comments in your blog that essentially the 'train has left the station'
so-to-speak for quite some time now and industry is getting very familiar
with the nomenclature of "service composition." Can we expect to buck the
system via the RA? Don't know. Just a question. And what is the GoF view
on composition say via the structural Composite Pattern?
Others?
- Jeff E., JPL
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