Len Yabloko wrote: (01)
> SOA, on the other hand, is software Definition, Discovery and Delivery
>paradigm.
> To see the difference simply replace 'construct' with 'emerge' when taking
>about
> software. Houses are constructed, but cities emerge. (02)
Software is constructed. Uses emerge, and give rise to systems of
software components being constructed. And more uses emerge, and give
rise to systems composed of systems being constructed. (03)
We can have software that dynamically finds its counterparts and
constructs the system it was designed to run, but it doesn't "emerge".
It was designed and constructed, and the system it was designed to run
was designed and dynamically constructed. The only thing that "emerged"
was the running configuration. (04)
SOA is not magic. It is just design principles. (05)
-Ed (06)
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and have not been reviewed by any Government authority." (08)
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