Title: "Industry Analysis Report" from Everware-CBDi on "n Search of a Common SOA Language"
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From: Peter F Brown [mailto:]
Sent: Friday, January 26, 2007 11:00 AM
To: Metz, Rebekah;
Subject: RE: [soa-rm] "Industry Analysis
Report" from Everware-CBDi on "n Search of a Common SOA
Language"
Hi
Rebekah:
Thanks for the pointer:
it’s a membership only site even though they say it’s free – do you have a copy
that you can share?
Peter
From: Metz,
Rebekah [mailto:]
Sent: 26 January 2007 15:22
To:
Subject: [soa-rm] "Industry Analysis
Report" from Everware-CBDi on "n Search of a Common SOA
Language"
SOA-RM'ers:
I receive the monthly newsletter from
CBDi and usually find much useful and insightful information. I was
disappointed to receive this month's newsletter with the following headline "in
Search of a Common SOA Language." The article starts out with "we believe
that a widely accepted reference model for SOA will accelerate the take up of
SOA, since tool vendors and practitioners will have a more solid and common base
to work from."
As part of the reference model landscape, the
following sources were analyzed:
W3C Web Services Architecture
OASIS
SOA-Reference Model
IBM UML 2.0 Profile for Software Services
OpenGroup
Open SOA Ontology
UK Ministry of Defence Ministry of
Defence Architectural Framework Metamodel
Everware-CBDi "A Meta Model for Service Architecture and
Engineering"
I'm working through the article in a bit more depth
today....but would welcome a discussion on this list on the validity of the
strengths and weaknesses that were identified.
The full article
can be found at: http://www.cbdiforum.com/bronze/journal/2007-01/in_search_common_soa_language.php
Rebekah
