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25 Mar 2004

Eric posted some comments on the use of UML and MDA. This is the last paragraph of his post...

(And no, I don't think either UML or MDA is very well suited to using for Web services, either. Class diagrams are just not the right metaphor, since Web services are not object-oriented, and the interaction diagrams aren't rich enough. Never mind the fact it doesn't make sense to use diagrams to create software in the first place ;-)

Now, if only some people, especially in the Grid community, could understand that Web Services ARE NOT distributed objects.

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Web Services != Distributed Objects, but that doesn't mean you can't implement them using distributed objects ;-)
Posted by Mark Little (email) on Thu, 25 Mar, 2004 @ 01:25 UTC
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Absolutely right! I am sorry if I gave that impression. Object-oriented systems are great platforms for imlementing Web Services.
Posted by Savas Parastatidis (email) on Thu, 25 Mar, 2004 @ 02:56 UTC
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