Re: Web services (SOA) from a Web Application

From:
Tom Forsmo <spam@nospam.net>
Newsgroups:
comp.lang.java.programmer
Date:
Tue, 07 Nov 2006 22:53:16 +0100
Message-ID:
<4550fff6@news.broadpark.no>
richardsosborn@gmail.com wrote:

we will be choosing and cross-sharing the services "ala carte" once we
have some in
place. we have most business operations abstracted to this level (IE
"enter content",
"evaluate content")


This is the part I am curious about how you see it be done.
So I would like to explore it further and I hope you can share your
thoughts on how you see this so I can understand better.

- Are "enter content", "evaluate content" and other similar operations
the defined business operations made available by the ESB?
- Is this the level you see operations being made available in the SOA
architecture you are making? (in contrast to the more usual operations
"add customer", "delete customer" etc)

and some are mapped by the role of the person using
them.


Are you saying here some of the abstracted operation you have designed
are not machine operations but human operations?

the thought is hopefully the web application client will "partake" of
some portions
of one service and some of another one.


Do I understand you correctly here if I say that to create an externally
available service (i.e. one used by clients of the SOA, say a web page),
the web app would use all of these business operations in t mix to
create the final webapp? For example made up by using BPEL, to design
the webapp?

i'll keep the thread updated.


please do, I am very interested in how this turns out.

tom

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