Hi Paul,

I believe there will be three categories of use, application based
soa, the project based "SOA", and enterprise or multi-enterprise...

I think for an application based SOA, people will be able to continue
to use Excel as the registry. For project based SOA I think
lightweight approaches will be sufficient. 

But for federating multiple groups across the lifecycle or even
multiple business units or companies, you might need to do some more
"heavyweight" standards like ebRIM, JAXR, UDDI, LDAP and others, as
well as having some workgroup capabilities and sophisticated access
control, policy and governance capabilities. You might also want to
look at WS-Policy for coordinating with runtime. I know you're pretty
familiar with all this stuff, it's just what we are seeing from our
customers. We get hundred plus page RFPs on this stuff... But I
suppose it's all about governance and not just regrep.

Miko

--- In [email protected], "Paul
Fremantle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I recently posted an entry on my blog about a new kind of SOA Registry
> http://pzf.fremantle.org/2007/12/new-kind-of-soa-registry.html
> 
> In summary, I'm talking about a very lightweight REST and Atom based
> Registry that tries to meet the requirements of an SOA
registry/repository
> in the simplest, easiest, most resource-oriented fashion.
> 
> What do you think?
> 
> Paul
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> OASIS WS-RX TC Co-chair
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