Re: new editor's draft of WSA available

Interesting. The results of my own Googling is somewhat different:
   http://www.soa.org/    ;-)

Jean-Jacques.

PS. The first mention ever of the word "googling" seems to be 
August 2001 (according to Google itself!).

Champion, Mike wrote:
> Some defintions via Googling:
> 
> "A service-oriented architecture has services that developers create in a
> service layer. The services that they develop have published interfaces." 
> http://softwaredev.earthweb.com/security/article/0,,10527_1041191,00.html
> 
> "A service oriented architecture (SOA) combines the ability to invoke remote
> objects and functions (called "services") with tools for dynamic service
> discovery, placing an emphasis on interoperability".
> http://www10.org/cdrom/papers/506/
> 
> "SOA takes the existing software components residing on the network and
> allows them to be published, invoked and discovered by each other. SOA
> allows a software programmer to model programming problems in terms of
> services offered by components to anyone, anywhere over the network."
> http://archive.devx.com/xml/articles/sm100901/sidebar1.asp