- From: William Henry <william.henry@iona.com>
- Date: Tue, 1 Aug 2006 11:24:29 -0600
- To: public-ws-policy@w3.org
- Message-Id: <083C5D3B-76C4-42C5-A372-791CB7A11F74@iona.com>
Hi all, I'm not sure what the proper way to submit this question is and I'm not sure that it's an issue. Some feedback I've received from customers is that many of the WS- Policy examples are very "technical". i.e. they are capturing policy at a very low level - perhaps specific encryption algorithms etc. Does the current framework allow for higher level composites using the notion of references? E.g. It would be good if a IT Director or CIO could specify a "Sarbanes Oxley" policy. This might be specific to his organization but would be a composite of polices like, security, logging, transactions etc. Perhaps it is only a lack of examples in this area and the framework allows for that. Any thoughts? Anyone come across this before? Let me know if I need to submit this as an NEW ISSUE and I'll start over with it. Regards, William G Henry Enterprise Architect, Technical Director, Alliances | IONA Technologies Inc. Phone (719) 302 2302 | Mobile: (719) 640 6868 | e-mail: william.henry@iona.com Blog: www.ipbabble.com The SOA Revolution On-Demand Webcast hosted by IONA, featuring Gartner, Inc http://www.accelacast.com/webcasts/gartner_iona/
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