Eric Newcomer wrote:
> Well you are right, I do completely disagree. I think business people
> are much more interested in processing a transaction than identifying
> all the "things" involved in it. I also think OO analysis and design is
> one of the things holding up progress in SOA. All these folks trying to
> use UML, MDA, what have you based on OO notation are the ones forcing
> the round peg into the square hole IMO.
It's vital for people to understand the difference between tooling and pour
execution with tooling vs the capabilities of a architectural model, when it is
actually use effectively. It is the constant attempts at layering on
simplicity
that choke and inhibit technologies from actually solving problems.
Gregg Wonderly
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