Borjan Cace, maandag 14 januari 2008
The vocabulary we use to communicate about Service Oriented Architecture is vague and is causing confusion. The negative effects caused by the lack of precision are most obvious when we communicate outside of the community of SOA professionals. The “SOA Reference Model” of OASIS provides a solid basis for the needed shared vocabulary but the reviewing has identified some shortcomings. This article elaborates on these shortcomings and emphasizes the importance of four concepts commonly denoted by the terms: service, contract, interface and operation. Additionally, these terms are compared to the terms formalized by W3C.
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