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- I could not agree more. WOA is the route to SOA, and, along the way, we
- might just forget about SOA as WOA grows and gets SOA like features. SOA is too hard to understand, and does not lend itself to people just doing it. In the end, we will forget SOA and just use WOA.
- Posted by: DonnieBoy Posted on: 08/24/08 (Edited: 08/24/2008 @ 06:52) You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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