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Hmm. I do like the OASIS SOA-RM draft; but that seems to take a strong stand against the definition "Formerly called a "distributed objects" architecture, the SOA term was coined at the turn of the century as Web services were evolving. CORBA and DCOM
That's why W3C WS-Arch failed, in a nutshell: "web services" technologies such as SOAP (and, ahem, plain ol HTTP) can be used to *implement* RPC/distributed object architectures that expose objects and methods over the web, and can implement service architectures that hide these and only expose the concept of a service contract. So, "web services" are a set of architecturally-neutral technologies, whereas "service architectures" are a technologically neutral design principles.
All my personal opinion, of course.
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