2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.jss.2014.10.038
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Extracting REST resource models from procedure-oriented service interfaces

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“…The only relationship type studied is strict containment by Eshuis and Van Gorp [39]. The work of [15] was one of the first to extract entities from procedural API operation signatures (WSDL based), using a natural language processing technique. Relatively modular operational signatures were used, through which hierarchical relationships between entities were derived, reflecting the hierarchical resource relation-ships encountered in REST APIs.…”
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“…The only relationship type studied is strict containment by Eshuis and Van Gorp [39]. The work of [15] was one of the first to extract entities from procedural API operation signatures (WSDL based), using a natural language processing technique. Relatively modular operational signatures were used, through which hierarchical relationships between entities were derived, reflecting the hierarchical resource relation-ships encountered in REST APIs.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Service interface remodularization was first addressed by Athanasopoulos and Kontogiannis [15] and Ouni et al [40], based on structural similarity measures of operations in an interface, e.g., similarity of message types used in operations and input/output dependencies of operations. Both approaches analyse structural similarity of operations based and optimization techniques to reason about operations splitting.…”
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