Unfortunately, I am on vacation that week,
and my cell phone gets very dodgy reception from where I’ll be. I
will try to call in for as much as I am able to, if a dial-in number is made
available.
Best regards,
Chuck
P.S. Two small issues: 1) I
have been unable to import the WSDL at http://colab.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?SoaDemoSpec
– it does not appear to be WS-I compliant; and 2) my name is misspelled
under the participant list J.
From: soa-forum-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:soa-forum-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of Cory Casanave
Sent: Wednesday, August 30, 2006
3:20 PM
To: soa-demo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx; 'Service-Oriented Architecture CoP'
Subject: [soa-forum] SOA Industry
Demo Planning Meeting
In concert with both the SOA community of practice
(http://web-services.gov/soacop/) and IAC (www.actgov.org)
a group has started a “SOA Demo” that will provide a resource for
use by government and industry as we communicate and validate SOA as a
strategic approach. This was initiated at the last SOA Conference and we
have made a commitment to a demo for the Oct 30th SOA-COP
conference. While we are focused on that conference as a deadline, our
goal is to be able to use such a demo for multiple venues.
The demo is intended to involve a scenario that will
resonate with government stakeholders and also allows multiple industry
participants to play a role. Industry participants will be given the
opportunity to show how they can support a SOA architecture with their services
and tools, interacting with each other across the scenario’s service
interfaces. We also expect the demo to be a living resource, to be
“up” continuously to show SOA collaboration across the internet.
The specifications for the last phase of the demo can be found here; http://colab.cim3.net/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?AnnouncementofSOACoP.
Enclosed is the presentation from the last conference.
The initial demo scenario is going to be revisited to make
sure we have a scenario and specification that both resonates with out business
stakeholders and is something that our industry participants can use and
implement. Defining that scenario and the “rules of
engagement” for the demo will be the subject of an upcoming face-face
meeting. This is a meeting for those specifically involved in and having
a role in producing, sponsoring or defining the demo. The industry participants
will be expected to provide implementations and/or other supporting materials
and the government participants will be asked to identify and validate our
subject scenario as something that will resonate with government
stakeholders.
Various scenarios have been proposed, such as:
- A commerce example, similar to
the current scenario
- An emergence Response scenario
- SOA Integration between
government lines of business
- Records Management
Our goal at the end of this meeting will be to have decided
on a demo scenario and identified the key players who will then work together
to refine that scenario into an SOA specification and ultimately a working demo
system. This is an open and inclusive process and we would like to invite
others who are interested and we encourage “outreach” to get more
participants. However, this is a working meeting primarily among those
who have already decided to expend resources on producing the demo and will
maintain that focus. Others will still be able to enter the demo process
later, after the scenario has been defined.
Note that once the demo scenario and SOA is defined it will
be up to individual vendors, integrators and government participants to
“show their stuff” in relation to that shared scenario. There
will be multiple opportunities for exposure of participant’s
capabilities.
Our proposed time is Monday Sept. 11th at
2pm-4pm. Location to be determined as we get a head-count, but most
probably in the Tyson’s Corner area. Please respond with your
interest and availability to attend.
Regards,
Cory Casanave
SOA Demo Coordinator