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Independent Guidance for Service Architecture and Engineering
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| Report Summary |
| Title: | Editorial: Understanding the relationship between Style, Concept, Practices and Patterns | ||
| Author: | David Sprott | ||
| Publication Date: | 2 July 2008 | ||
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| Report Class: | Editorial | ||
| Abstract: | I often refer to SOA as an architectural style. The essence of the style is clear separation between a provider and consumer. But if SOA is the style, we also need a concept that helps us implement the style – and that’s the service. Concepts allow us to recognize objects as one of a kind; to be able to discriminate and classify them. Both the style and concept are therefore entirely independent of specific implementations and could be implemented in a variety of technologies. In addition to an understanding of style and concept, we also need patterns and practices. | ||
| Report Size: | 2 pages | ||
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