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I'm with Len. And, of course, competitive schemata will require that the platform for transaction *execution* be one which does not require a priori agreement between the parties on the form of the transaction data structure. Respectfully, Walter Perry "Bullard, Claude L (Len)" wrote: > They can do that and we can write schemas just as fast > that run just as well on their technology. > > Note the beginnings of the terminology wars in that > what Microsoft calls orchestration, IBM calls choreography. > And so it will go like different parts of the local > Arts Council groups fighting for control of the civic > stage: little fish acting like big fish, except this > is big fish acting like little fish. Gotta love it. > > Such copyrights will ensure the schemas will have > strong competitors. They may be doing us a favor. > > Len
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