- From: Francis McCabe <fgm@fla.fujitsu.com>
- Date: Tue, 25 Jun 2002 17:13:25 -0700
- To: www-ws-arch@w3.org
Web services are subject to the same re-use requirements as any other software paradigm. This means that it must be possible to combine old services to make new ones: D-AG008 The Web services architecture must provide a framework for effective re-use of existing services Critical Success Factors for this goal: AC025, AC024 D-AC025 ensures that services can be composed to form new services D-AC025.1 It must be possible to express the composition of services and service interactions using XML artifacts D-AC025.2 It must be possible to compose services dynamically, on the fly, as well as statically. D-AC025.3 The service composition model must permit the expression of and the evolution of composed relationships D-AC025.4 It must be possible to express sequencing of services, predicate priorities between services, and the flow of information between services D-AC025.5 It must be possible to express delegation and nesting of service composition and sequencing. D-AC025.6 It must be possible to model implicit transitions (such as abandoned conversations) D-AC025.7 It must be possible for third parties to verify performance of services (where performance includes results as well as timeliness)
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