Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: The b Services and Service-Oriented Architectures (SOA) vision [6] is about building large-scale distributed applications by composing coarse-grained autonomous services in a flexible architecture that can adapt to changing business requirements. These services interact by exchanging one-way messages through standardised message processing and transport protocols. This vision is being driven by economic imperatives for integration and automation across administrative and organisational boundaries. Service contracts play a critical role in SOA. They describe the functionality a service exposes to other services on the network. A contract defines the outgoing and incoming messages the service can send and receive, and the order in which they are sent and received (messaging behaviour). It provides developers and tools with the metadata to compose services into service-oriented applications.  presents a concise yet expressive model for service contracts to describe messaging behaviour. The idea is simple:  use Boolean conditions to specify when a message can be sent and received, where the conditions refer only to other messages in the service contract that is, conditions only refer to a service?s externalised messaging state and not to internal state.
['Dean Kuo', 'Alan Fekete', 'Paul Greenfield', 'Surya Nepal', 'John Zic', 'Savas Parastatidis', 'Jim Webber']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Expressing and Reasoning about Service Contracts in Service-Oriented Computing
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