Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: SODA (Service Oriented Database Architecture) is a proof-of-concept prototype middleware implementation for data intensive applications, where data of relevance is stored at multiple locations over the Internet. Because of its modularity the used b Services can be plugged together very easily, almost in a LEGO alike manner. In fact these services provide the business logic for distributed query execution, specifically supporting autonomous databases in heterogeneous environments. Operations used in this framework - like selection, projection, join, product or sort - can be orchestrated (used, added and removed) dynamically. The architecture is based on the WSRF standard and thus supports stateful b Services. For reasons of portability it is implemented in Java and uses the WSRF-compatible Apache Muse library.
['Peter Paul Beran', 'Gernot Habel', 'Erich Schikuta']
I am writing a research paper on a idea SODA A Distributed Data Management Framework for the Internet of Services
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