- From: Champion, Mike <Mike.Champion@SoftwareAG-USA.com>
- Date: Thu, 25 Jul 2002 10:48:29 -0600
- To: www-ws-arch@w3.org
I believe I signed up to champion these as well ... Some of them such as "reliable messaging" have kicked off mega-threads. "D-AC017 provides guidance for the development of the Web Services infrastructure needed to implement common business functions in a standards-based environment D-AR017.1 The Web Services Architecture must support common business functions, to the extent that those functions are defined in similar methodologies such as EDI. D-AR017.2 The Web Services Architecture must support reliable messaging and routing. D-AR017.3 The Web Services Architecture must support unique message IDs and message sequencing. D-AR017.4 The Web Services Architecture must support reliable transaction processing." Most of the objections on the straw poll were to wordsmithing issues, except for RESTifarian objections that some of these things should be application-level rather than architecture-level concerns. I'm going to suggest that we vote on these as drafted. These are clearly features of proprietary web services architectures such as Microsoft's, and existing practice such as EDI, and we can't duck them. We could wordsmith them better, but I personally [again not wearing the Chair hat] think it's not an effective use of our time at this point.
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