What if every subject that we think about can have explicit representation in our computers?

Subject: Service-oriented architecture (SOA)

An architectural style which promotes decomposition of functionality into small, distinct units (services), which can be distributed over a network and can be combined together and reused to create business applications

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Resource-Oriented Architecture and Subject-centric computing vs. traditional SOA: modeling business transactions

 

If we look at traditional SOA, business transactions are modeled typically as service operations that are part of a service contract. Operation invocations in traditional SOA are not treated as first class “objects”. Operation invocations do not have own identity. Components/processes inside of a service and service clients cannot reference individual operation calls. Situation is different if we look at subject-centric and RESTFul services. ...

 
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