DocumentCode
829944
Title
Toward an acceptable definition of service [service-oriented architecture]
Author
Jones, Steve
Volume
22
Issue
3
fYear
2005
Firstpage
87
Lastpage
93
Abstract
The methodologies such as extreme programming and the Rational Unified Process claim that they work with service-oriented architecture, but neither was designed with SOA in mind. Both predominately focuses on a project´s delivery, not on the system´s initial conceptualization. For service definition to succeed, there must be tooled support for the automatic flow of information among architects, designers, developers, maintainers, and, most importantly, the client. XML and Web service standards are helping architects improve the definition of service and provide a consistent framework for realizing service-oriented architecture´s promises.
Keywords
Internet; XML; formal specification; software standards; standardisation; Rational Unified Process; Web service standards; XML; extreme programming; formal specification; service-oriented architecture; Business; Computer architecture; Computer interfaces; Explosions; Java; Service oriented architecture; Standardization; Standards organizations; Sun; Web services; Service-Oriented Architecture; Web Services Description Language; Web Services Invocation Framework; methodology; service;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Software, IEEE
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0740-7459
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/MS.2005.80
Filename
1438335
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