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Services Interaction Committee

Services Interaction Committee. Kael Goodman October 5, 2006. Agenda. Development Strategy for Service Interaction Profiles Registries/Repositories Implementation Guidelines Document Scope Issues. SIP Strategy. What is a SIP? Defines a guideline for service interfaces

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Services Interaction Committee

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  1. Services Interaction Committee Kael Goodman October 5, 2006

  2. Agenda • Development Strategy for Service Interaction Profiles • Registries/Repositories • Implementation Guidelines Document • Scope Issues

  3. SIP Strategy • What is a SIP? • Defines a guideline for service interfaces • Every service interface shared between a service consumer system and a service provider system uses one SIP • A service can have more than one interface • What is the Scope? • SIPs cover the direct interaction between one service consumer and one service provider

  4. List of SIP Deliverables • Web Services SIP—Use as a template • Web Services Intermediary Profiles • Wireless SIP—In progress • JMS—Version 0.6 • (on hold pending completion of Web Services SIP) • MQ SIP—Version 0.6 • (on hold pending completion of Web Services SIP) • ebXML SIP

  5. Development Strategy • Web Services SIP • Version 0.6—Current • Version 0.7 by November 2006 • Worked with the Global Security Working Group to integrate their feedback • Web Service Intermediary Profiles • Version 0.1 by November 2006

  6. What are the Web Services Intermediary Profiles? • Why a separate document? • To separate single web service interactions from composite service interactions • What it covers? • Includes a diagram • Covers the section of the JRA that addresses • Routers • Transformation • Orchestration • Interceptors • Validation • Transactions

  7. Registries/Repositories • Registry Taxonomy (real time scope creep) • Guidelines Document—currently on hold

  8. Implementation Guidelines Document • Covers documentation/guidelines needed for an enterprise to implement the JRA • Version 0.1 • Would like to illicit dialogue from the group

  9. Issues to be Addressed • What is the scope of the JRA? • Need to validate the Web Services SIP • Test through a pilot which uses a service recommended by the Services Committee • Need to address implementation use cases

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