RE: WS Architectural Loose Ends / Outstanding issues

Mike, yes, this is the minimum that should be said.
 We may want to say more (e.g. perhaps bringing common ontologies into the
picture --I find it very probable that industries would want to define and
utilize such ontologies extensively).
 --katia

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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Katia Sycara [mailto:katia@cs.cmu.edu] 
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>  I would also like to see some additional issues relating to 
> semantics in there (but for now this is a half baked thought)


Good point!  Something along the lines of "SOMEHOW the service provider
[entity] and the service requester [entity] have to agree on the semantics
of the service being offered and the messages that request it, or they won't
interoperate even with SOAP, WSDL, etc.?"

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