Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Service-oriented architectures (SOA) will provide the basis of thenext generation of distributed software systems, and have already gained enormous traction in the industry through an XML--based instantiation, b services. A central aspect of SOAs is the looser coupling beten applications (services) that is achieved when services publish their functional and non-functional behavioral characteristics in a standardized, machine readable format.   argue that in the basic SOA model access to metadata is too static and results in inflexible interactions beten requesters and providers.  propose specific extensions to the SOA model to allow service providers and requestors to dynamically expose and negotiate their public behavior, resulting in the ability to specialize and optimize the middleware supporting an interaction.  introduce a middleware architecture supporting this extended SOA functionality, and describe a conformant implementation based on standard b services middleware. Finally,  demonstrate the advantages of this approach with a detailed real world scenario.
['Nirmal K. Mukhi', 'Ravi B. Konuru', 'Francisco Curbera']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Cooperative middleware specialization for service oriented architectures
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