A Developer’s View of Application Servers Interoperability

Kaczmarek, Pawel; Nowakowski, Michał

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-31500-8_66

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“…We recorded selected information about standards, servers and interoperability ratings that had been performed during our research as presented in [11]. Test results consider, amongst others, the following application servers: JBoss 5.…”

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Interoperability Description of Web Services Based Application Servers

Kaczmarek

2012

Information and Communication Technologies

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Abstract. Web services standards were designed to enable interoperability of heterogeneous application servers in the Service Oriented Architecture. Although the standards proved to be highly successful, there are still difficulties in effective services integration. The paper presents a methodology that enables description of application servers interoperability in order to improve the service integration process. The methodology proposes a systematic classification of Web services standards, versions and configuration options, and uses the classification for interoperability rating. Concrete integrations are rated by developers that specify integration scope, configuration complexity and required expertise level. The methodology was implemented in a web system that enables definition of standards and configuration options as well as rating of integrations. As a part of the research, interoperability experiments were executed and registered in the system.

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Interoperability Description of Web Services Based Application Servers

Kaczmarek

2012

Information and Communication Technologies

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“…The system supplies the ASInteroperability module that stores general purpose interoperability ratings of runtime environments (Kaczmarek and Nowakowski, 2011) available also at: http://kask.eti.pg.gda.pl/ASInteroperability The ASInteroperability module contains a systematic description of existing WS* standards, their versions, configuration options and acceptable values for the options. For example WS-AtomicTransaction anticipate the Commit Protocol option with values: Completion, Two-Phase Commit (Volataile), Two-Phase Commit (Durable).…”

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Interoperability Constraints in Service Selection Algorithms

Kaczmarek

2012

Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Evaluation of Novel Approaches to Software Engineering

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In Service Oriented Architecture, composite applications are developed by integration of existing, atomic services that may be available in alternative versions realizing the same functionality but having different Quality of Service (QoS) attributes. The development process requires effective service selection algorithms that balance profits and constraints of QoS attributes. Additionally, services operate in a heterogeneous environment, which requires resolution of interoperability issues during integration. In this paper, the author proposes a methodology that introduces interoperability analysis into existing service selection algorithms. Algorithm data structures are extended with additional constraints that represent interoperability for the two considered computational models: the graph-based model and the combinatorial model based on integer linear programming. The extensions enable a straightforward application of a wide range of existing algorithms as the general structure of input data is preserved. As a part of the research, a system that supports development of SOA-based applications was implemented. Chosen service selection algorithms together with appropriate extensions for interoperability analysis were implemented in the system. 23L. Kaczmarek P..

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Extending Service Selection Algorithms with Interoperability Analysis

Kaczmarek

2013

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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A Developer’s View of Application Servers Interoperability

Cited by 3 publications

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Interoperability Description of Web Services Based Application Servers

Interoperability Description of Web Services Based Application Servers

Interoperability Constraints in Service Selection Algorithms

Extending Service Selection Algorithms with Interoperability Analysis

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