- From: <michael.mahan@nokia.com>
- Date: Wed, 26 Jun 2002 21:36:23 -0400
- To: <www-ws-arch@w3c.org>
Chris asked me to summarize the thread for the telecon. As I see it, here is what is still standing: AC004: does not preclude any programming model AR004.1: support (but not define) a broad range of programming models suitable for Web Services applications. New CSF X: is comprised of loosely-coupled components and their interrelationships. (still some haggle over terminology here) Note that the below reqs have been renumbered for better clustering! AR00X.1: components are defined in terms of unambiguous, well-defined interfaces. AR00X.2: components are described by their functional roles and responsibilities. AR00X.3: component interfaces define their inputs and outputs and also the form and constraints on those inputs and outputs. (need original author's intent on the term 'form') AR00X.4: (this still needs work) component relationships are described in terms of messages and message transmission protocols. (original) OR relationships between components must be well described (suggested, I feel this is not enough) AR00X.5: messages are transmitted and consumed by the component interfaces that make up the architecture. (note: critized as too apple mom and pie) AR00X.6: support XML based techniques for defining messages/protocols for invoking web resources. (was D-AR004.3 + s/use/support/) AR00X.7: support both early and late client binding to web services. AR00X7.1: defines or identifies a base interface that all Web services can implement, that permits communication without a priori knowledge of the service. (was D-AR003.6)
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