Thanks Jamie - the use of "WSRM" was a leftover from when I began writing
the article (months ago). If you prefer that it be changed, I would be happy to
request this of the WebServices.org editor - just let me
know.
Cheers,
Joe
Booz Allen Hamilton
Strategy and Technology Consultants to
the World
From: James Bryce Clark
[mailto:]
Sent: Thursday, November 18,
2004 1:17 AM
To: Chiusano Joseph;
Cc:
Subject: Re: [wsrm] WSRM Presentation at
XML 2004
Sounds like you are having a great time.
It never would have occurred to me that the best use of Joe Chiusano involves
running around balancing an egg on a spoon.
However,
Joe, let me mention, we're concerned about the branding confusion risk
inherent in using the phrase 'WSRM' to refer to the OASIS TC's output
"WS-Reliability". There is after all something else proprietary
out there which calls itself WSRM. There's a risk that your article
headlined "WSRM" could readily be misread by casual lay users as a pointer to
some work other than this TC's work.
Regards Jamie
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At 07:24 PM
11/17/2004, Chiusano Joseph wrote:
I thought
everyone would like to know that Doug Bunting and I had the priviledge of
playing the role of RMPs (complete with orange signs) during Tony Graham's
excellent WSRM presentation at XML 2004 today. We had an egg-and-spoon race
in which the eggs represented messages, complete with folks playing
Producers and Consumers as well.
Kind Regards,
Joseph
Chiusano
Booz Allen
Hamilton
Strategy and Technology
Consultants to the World
