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What is it?
- A clear distinction between Services and Web Services.
- A Web Service is a computational entity that is able to provide some functionality to the user by invoking it.
- A service is the actual value provided by the invocation.
Why is it important?
- Although services are what counts for the consumers their value may be subjective and context-dependent.
- A SWS framework should provides means to describe Web Services.
What is expected from the framework?
- A framework should be designed as a means to describe Web Services and not to replace services.
- Actual value is provided by Web Service invocations.

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