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ORLANDO, Fla. -- IBM has proposed an initiative to create a common architecture for integrating software development processes based on Internet protocols such as HTTP. Details are still emerging on the Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration initiative, but the company likely hopes it can repeat its success promoting the industry standard Eclipse client IDE -- this time with software aimed at the interchange of tool data.Open Services for Lifecycle Collaboration will be launched under the auspices of the company's Jazz.net website. The program was announced as part of the IBM Rational Software Development Conference in Orlando. At the conference, IBM Rational also announced the first round of products based on its Jazz collaborative platform for developers. In fact, the new initiative appears to be an offshoot of IBM Rational's work on Jazz, which has been described as an attempt to bring the tool integration qualities Eclipse allows individuals to the team level