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MUST READ Boubez: SOA needs practical operational governance INTERVIEW - SOA has reached the point where implementers need operational governance, says Toufic Boubez, CTO at Layer 7 Technologies and an editor for the W3C WS-Policy specification. Boubez: SOA virtualization, SLAs and access control policy INTERVIEW - WS-Policy for SOA is good to go but work remains to bring access control and service level agreement policy language specifications, says Toufic Boubez. The standards behind Web services TIP - This tip digs into the status of the standards that form the WS-I Basic Profile 1.1, including those from W3C, OASIS and IETF. SOA standards WS-Policy, SCA and SDO advancing rapidly ARTICLE - Emerging SOA standard WS-Policy 1.5 is a proposed recommendation at W3C, while technical committees form to standardize SCA and SDO at OASIS. Paul Fremantle on coding SOA and data integration INTERVIEW - Paul Fremantle, co-founder of WSO2, argues that SCA has gotten too removed from what coders actually do, but he has praise the XML data bindings work at W3C.

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	Boubez: SOA needs practical operational governance SearchSOA.com | 03 Jan 2008 INTERVIEW - SOA has reached the point where implementers need operational governance, says Toufic Boubez, CTO at Layer 7 Technologies and an editor for the W3C WS-Policy specification.

	Hardware spec for SOA enters W3C SearchWebServices | 26 Mar 2007 ARTICLE - Vendors led by IBM and Hewlett-Packard has submitted Service Modeling Language (SML) to the W3C.

	XQuery, the SQL for SOA, wins final W3C approval SearchWebServices.com | 24 Jan 2007 ARTICLE - W3C finally approved XQuery 1.0, a language that it believes will provide SOA and Web services developers a standard way of handling XML data.

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	The standards behind Web services 02 Oct 2007 TIP - This tip digs into the status of the standards that form the WS-I Basic Profile 1.1, including those from W3C, OASIS and IETF.

	W3C vs. OASIS Expert: Ben Watson | 22 Sep 2003 EXPERT ANSWER - Much has been made of the "battle" between W3C and OASIS over key Web services standards. Do you think there really is a competition between the two, and if so, how do you see it playing out?

	Impact of the W3C vs. OASIS battle on Web services security standards Expert: Donald Flinn | 03 Sep 2003 EXPERT ANSWER - How do you think the battle between W3C and OASIS will affect Web service security standards? Will it have an impact, or will the two eventually work together?

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	HTML 5 30 Jun 2008 WORD - HTML 5 is the next planned revision of the Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), which is a set of markup symbols or codes that can be inserted in files intended for display on Web browsers. In 2007, HTML 5 was adopted by the new ...

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	SEE ALSO - Topics Related to W3C:  OMG (Object Management Group), WS-I, OASIS SOA and Web services standards