[SAGA-RG] [global-custreqs] Groups - OASIS: 6 New Committees Standardizing SCA for SOA (SCA OASIS - 6 SOA TCs .pdf) uploaded

[Andre Merzky]

The document area seems to be passwd protected - do you know
if the document publicly is available somewhere?  I have to
admint that I would need to read into it to understand what
that agglomeration of acronyms really implies :-)

Thanks, Andre.


Quoting [Craig Lee] (Sep 10 2007):
> To: msc at ogf.org, saga-rg at ogf.org
> From: Craig Lee <craig at rush.aero.org>
> Subject: [SAGA-RG] Fwd: [global-custreqs] Groups - OASIS: 6 New Committees
> 	Standardizing SCA for SOA (SCA OASIS - 6 SOA TCs .pdf) uploaded
> 
> 
> All,
> 
> The OSOA work (www.osoa.org) is now being sent through the OASIS 
> standardization process.
> The OSOA approach is SCA (Service Component Architecture) and SDO (Service 
> Data Objects)
> which seems to me like it makes services and data independently manageable, 
> a la WSRF.
> WRT framework, policy, bindings, I wonder how much they are reinventing?
> WRT the C/C++/Java use in SCA domains, I wonder how much SAGA could do this 
> right now?
> 
> --Craig
> 
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> >Six OASIS Technical Committees formed for developing NIF-like Service
> >components, specifications, and developer guidance.
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> >  -- Steve Russell
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> >The document named OASIS: 6 New Committees Standardizing SCA  for SOA  (SCA
> >OASIS - 6 SOA TCs .pdf) has been submitted by Steve Russell to the
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> >Document Description:
> >OASIS, the international open standards consortium, has formed 6 new
> >technical committees to simplify SOA application development by advancing
> >the Service Component Architecture (SCA) family of specifications. The
> >work will be organized within the OASIS Open Composite Services
> >Architecture (Open CSA) Member Section, and the resulting specifications
> >will be offered for implementation on a royalty-free basis. The six new
> >Technical Committees (TCs) and their roles are:
> >
> >1. SCA-Assembly: define core framework.
> >2. SCA-Policy: define policy framework and specific policies.
> >3. SCA-Bindings: define bindings for SCA services and technologies.
> >4. SCA-BPEL: define how to write SCA component implementations.
> >5. SCA-C-C++: develop specs that standardize C and C++ use in SCA.
> >6. SCA-J: develop specs that standardize Java use in an SCA domain.
> >
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> >https://www.ncoic.org/apps/org/workgroup/custreq/document.php?document_id=6733
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