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OASIS SOA Reference Model

The OASIS Reference Model for Service Oriented Architecture (SOA-RM) is an abstract framework for understanding significant entities and relationships between them within a service-oriented environment, and for the development of consistent standards or specifications supporting that environment. It is based on unifying concepts of SOA and may be used by…

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serviceinstance ofthere is discussion of how multiple reference architectures can be derived from a single reference model.Current statusThe SOA-RM TC remains active and continues discussions on…0.80text
interface granularityinstance ofthere is discussion of how multiple reference architectures can be derived from a single reference model.Current statusThe SOA-RM TC remains active and continues discussions on…0.80text
serviceinstance ofCurrent statusThe SOA-RM TC remains active and continues discussions on topics0.80text
interface granularityinstance ofCurrent statusThe SOA-RM TC remains active and continues discussions on topics0.80text
OASIS SOA Reference Modelrelated to historyThe OASIS SOA Reference0.60section
OASIS SOA Reference Modelrelated to historyModel0.60section
OASIS SOA Reference Modelrelated to historySOA-RM0.60section
OASIS SOA Reference Modelrelated to historyTechnical Committee0.60section
OASIS SOA Reference Modelrelated to historyTC0.60section
OASIS SOA Reference Modelrelated to historyPrior0.60section
OASIS SOA Reference Modelrelated to historySOA0.60section
OASIS SOA Reference Modelrelated to historyThe SOA-RM TC0.60section

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