Automated Composition of Service Mashups Through Software Product Line Engineering

Bashari, Mahdi; Bagheri, Ebrahim; Du, Weichang

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-35122-3_2

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“…Second, we identified existing ontologies that cover our domain needs and that are objective, modular, complete and coherent. We selected a top-level ontology called Basic Formal Ontology 3 (BFO) and two domain ontologies namely, OWL-S 4 and Information Artifact Ontology 5 (IAO). Third, we integrated and extended in a coherent way the selected ontologies into the EACP ontology using the Protégé Ontology Editor 6 V4.3.…”

Section: Eacp Ontologymentioning

confidence: 99%

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Ontology-based Software Capability Container for RESTful APIs

Belfadel

Amdouni

Laval

et al. 2018

2018 International Conference on Intelligent Systems (IS)

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Software reuse and REST-based Web Applications resulted from open initiatives become an interesting opportunity for companies to save effort, time and cost during the design and development of new business needs. Gather and qualify these services in a container helps to discover, match and reuse them in developing new business applications for companies. Our objective in this work is the design of a software capability container offering a wider view qualification for REST-based services. Moreover, we aim to enrich the designed container with semantic elements to ease the discovery and the selection of the qualified services. In this purpose, we define an ontology based on a proposed Enterprise Architecture Capability Profile offering a qualification covering business, operational and technical aspects for services. Ontologies are widely acknowledged as a means to specify explicitly the meaning of concepts in a domain of interest, and to facilitate consistent sharing of data and knowledge pertaining to them. The qualification profile is based on a proposed meta-model that helps to retrieve and gather initial requirements used to guide the development of existing REST-based Web Applications. Furthermore, a Framework is proposed to exploit the designed container in order to respond to users requirements for developing future business process and efficiently reuse the qualified services. Our contribution aims to upgrade technical components to the level of end-users requirements. This helps to accelerate business application development and improve the reuse and sustainability of existing services.

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Section: Eacp Ontologymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The EACP Framework proposed in our previous work is presented in Fig 1. Composed by two main phases as for the Software Product Lines (SPL) paradigm [17], [4]. The first phase refers to the domain engineering phase where quality check is applied to the REST-based Web Applications.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%