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OASIS commits itself to service-oriented architectures

Martin LaMonica CNET News

Published: 04 May 2005 11:05 BST

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OASIS has started a committee that will seek to provide guidance on SOAs.

The committee, announced on Tuesday, will create a reference model for SOAs, that will seek to improve the understanding of them. "The term SOA is used in an increasing number of contexts with differing — and even conflicting — meanings," said Adobe's Duane Nickull, who is also a chair of the OASIS SOA-RM Technical Committee.

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