Web Services Architecture

By David Booth, F. McCabe, Christopher Ferris, D. Orchard, H. Haas, E. Newcomer, Mike Champion. 2003

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Turning Software into a Service (2003, methodology): “The W3C Web Service Architecture group are also working on a version of their own stack to standardise the required layers (Champion et al., 2002), again placing particular emphasis on the three basic protocols.”
Introduction: Service-oriented computing (2003, background): “Realizing the SOC promise involves developing Service-Oriented Architectures (SOAs) [13] [23] and corresponding middleware that enables the discovery, utilization, and combination of interoperable services to support virtually any business process in any organizational structure or user context.”
Automated discovery, interaction and composition of Semantic Web services (2003, positive): “Our view of Web services is based on the definition given in [8].”
An architectural approach to autonomic computing (2004, methodology): “We base our approach on a service-oriented architecture [4, 5].”