Harry posts about the new SOA Section at the Architecture Center. They have posted a position paper on SOA that is well worth the read. I read over it late last night/early this morning, and it is very interesting. It covers several interesting topics, including service-oriented analysis, coarsed grained entities, intermediaries and pipelines for cross-cutting architectural concerns and functional services for endpoints, etc. I will try to post some comments later.
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