Your article sounds quite interesting, particularly your "suggestion".  
I'm interested in how this impacts the MDA approach to designing SOA 
systems.
But it looks like I have to buy the journal to find out.

Dave
Ashley at Metamaxim wrote:

> Mark Baker wrote:
>  
> > Application protocols define application semantics.  They are not
> > "protocols" in the same sense of the word used in systems like CORBA,
> > DCOM, RMI, Jini, etc..  IMO, that's the root cause of the
> > misunderstanding.  If these things had been called "locotorps", this
> > confusion wouldn't exist; "protocol independence" would be a good
> > idea, since protocols just move bits around.  But "locotorp
> > independence" would be silly, because everybody knows that locotorps
> > define the application semantics, and how can an applications be
> > independent of application semantics?! 8-)
>  
> I entirely agree. I have been involved for a while in the theory and 
> practice of modelling application semantics in terms of their 
> "locotorps" , and believe that more attention needs to be paid to this 
> if anything like dynamic discovery/linking to services is to be achieved.
>  
> We have recently had a paper called "Protocol Modelling" published in 
> The Journal of Software and Systems Modeling (SpringerLink, see 
> http://www.springerlink.com/app/home/issue.asp?wasp=f1f2fb6e1a0547538f88a4461ba77f48&referrer=parent&backto=journal,1,14;browsepublicationsresults,2233,2497
>  
> <http://www.springerlink.com/app/home/issue.asp?wasp=f1f2fb6e1a0547538f88a4461ba77f48&referrer=parent&backto=journal,1,14;browsepublicationsresults,2233,2497>
>  ) 
> . This paper is about *applications protocols* and I now think we 
> should have called this paper "Locotorp Modelling" :-)
>  
> Rgds
> Ashley
>






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