An Approach for Developing Service Oriented Product Lines

Lee, Jaejoon; Muthig, Dirk; Naab, Matthias

doi:10.1109/splc.2008.34

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“…A estruturação de um serviçoé apresentada na Figura 3. A união entre as abordagens de LPS e orientação a serviços foi proposta por [Lee et al 2008], em que cada feature da linha de produtos deve ser visualizada como um serviço distinto, que pode ser construído separadamente ou através da composição de outros serviços da LPS. A utilização desta visão e a visão de cada feature como um serviço distinto promove ainda mais o reúso de software, uma vez que a LPS não fica restrita a umaúnica implementação de uma feature, podendo incorporar implementações diferentes, que são disponibilizadas como serviços distintos.…”

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“…Neste trabalho,é apresentado um modelo de features [Gomaa 2005, Clements andNorthrop 2002] para a Linha de Produtos Orientada a Serviços [Lee et al 2008] nomeada UL-SOPL (Ubiquitous Learning Service-Oriented Product Line), projetada a partir do Mapeamento Sistemático feito anteriormente [Fuzeto and Braga 2016]. Também são apresentados dois cenários de uso, em que diferentes produtos gerados a partir da UL-SOPL são usados, evidenciando as features instanciadas.…”

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Proposta de Uma Linha de Produtos de Software para Sistemas de Aprendizagem Ubíquos com Internet das Coisas

Fuzeto¹,

Braga²

2017

Anais Dos Workshops Do VI Congresso Brasileiro De Informática Na Educação (CBIE 2017)

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Proposta de Uma Linha de Produtos de Software para Sistemas de Aprendizagem Ubíquos com Internet das Coisas

Fuzeto¹,

Braga²

2017

Anais Dos Workshops Do VI Congresso Brasileiro De Informática Na Educação (CBIE 2017)

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“…Contributions concerning the connection between SPLE and SOC are starting to emerge in the software engineering community [6], [10], [18], [19], [21], [22], [25] and a recent workshop series [13], [23], [24] has examined the connection between SOA and SPL approaches by studying how the two techniques can mutually benefit from each other. For instance, SOC systems can benefit from SPL's variability management approaches to identify and design services targeted to multiple SOC systems.…”

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“…In [25], feature analysis and service analysis are combined into a method to guide developers of service-oriented product lines. While the method inherits the flexibility from service orientation, it still allows to manage variability through SPLE techniques.…”

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Variability and Rigour in Service Computing Engineering

Beek

Gnesi

Fantechi

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2011 IEEE 34th Software Engineering Workshop

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Abstract-We present a research agenda on an emerging topic in software engineering, namely the synergy between Software Product Line Engineering (SPLE) and Service-Oriented Computing (SOC). Our proposal is to develop rigorous modelling techniques as well as analysis and verification support tools for assisting organisations to plan, optimise, and control the quality of software service provision, both at design time and at run time. We foresee a flexible engineering methodology according to which software service line organisations can develop novel classes of service-oriented applications that can easily be adapted to customer requirements as well as to changes in the context in which, and while, they execute. By superposing variability mechanisms on current languages for service engineering, based on policies and strategies defined by service providers, we envision the possibility of identifying variability points that can be triggered at run time to increase adaptability and optimise the (re)use of resources.

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Policy‐driven customization of cross‐organizational features in distributed service systems

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SUMMARYIn a cross‐organizational context, software services are provided and consumed by different organizations. Ensuring that the non‐functional requirements of all the involved organizations are satisfied is hard to achieve in such a distributed and heterogeneous environment: the implementation of features, for example, security, is scattered across the services of multiple organizations. In this paper, we present a coordination architecture for flexible and policy‐driven composition of cross‐organizational features in distributed service systems. The underlying approach of this architecture is to specify the features and their composition at a higher level that abstracts the internal implementation mechanisms of the organizations involved. By means of feature composition policies, the organizations specify at a fine‐grained level which features are required and when they have to apply. Driven by these policies, our coordination middleware dynamically integrates the appropriate features throughout the cross‐organizational service composition in a consistent and efficient way. We have validated our architecture in a proof of concept showing limited performance overhead. Copyright © 2011 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.

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An Approach for Developing Service Oriented Product Lines

Cited by 39 publications

References 9 publications

Proposta de Uma Linha de Produtos de Software para Sistemas de Aprendizagem Ubíquos com Internet das Coisas

Proposta de Uma Linha de Produtos de Software para Sistemas de Aprendizagem Ubíquos com Internet das Coisas

Variability and Rigour in Service Computing Engineering

Policy‐driven customization of cross‐organizational features in distributed service systems

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