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>> WSTL is actually not the same as WS-Transaction (completely different
specifications) - see [1] for an
example of WSTL. WSTL seems never to never have made it out to a broad
audience, and apparently has faded away.
[1] http://www.doc.ic.ac.uk/~hf1/phd/papers/toread/pires02building.pdf
Right. My guess is someone being interviewed used the term "web services
transaction language" in the generic sense, and due to a reporting or editorial
mistake, that became "Web Services Transaction Language".
The InfoWorld article mentioned implementation details (WebSphere, EJB). There
was an EJB implementation of WebTransact (the framework that uses WSTL) as an
undergraduate project, but there don't seem to be others.
http://genesis.nce.ufrj.br/dataware/hp/pires/WT/webTransact.html#CurrAct
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