Model Driven Development of Service-Oriented Grid Applications

Smith, Matthew; Friese, Thomas; Freisleben, Bernd

doi:10.1109/aict-iciw.2006.130

Cited by 17 publications

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“…Smith et al [10] also introduce an MDA approach to the development of service-oriented Grid applications. In order to facilitate the MDA transformations, the Platform Specific Model (PSM) layer is divided into a business logic sublayer and a Grid sublayer.…”

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A Model-Driven Aspect Framework for Grid Service Development

Huang

Qiang-chao

et al. 2006

2006 IEEE Asia-Pacific Conference on Services Computing (APSCC'06)

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Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) plays an important role in the next generation computing models for scientific and commercial applications. But difficulties in the development and maintenance of Grid services slow down the spread of service-based applications. A ModelDriven Aspect Framework (MDAF) is proposed in this paper to facilitate the development of Grid services, which benefits from the combination of Model-Driven Architecture and Aspect-Oriented Programming. The UML output in XMI format derived from a CASE tool is used as the input of the framework to generate a suite of source code files and related settings. The design and implementation of MDAF are built on AspectJ along with several open source toolkits, including Eclipse, Velocity and Ant. Finally a case study of a full text search application developed with MDAF is presented to demonstrate the advantages of Grid service development with MDAF. MDAF enables a better separation of business logic and Grid specific details at both model and code levels, which makes it easy to develop, test and maintain Grid service based applications.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 98%

A Model-Driven Aspect Framework for Grid Service Development

Huang

Qiang-chao

et al. 2006

2006 IEEE Asia-Pacific Conference on Services Computing (APSCC'06)

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“…De la misma forma, los autores de (Smith et al, 2006), proponen emplear el enfoque MDA en la composición de workflows de aplicaciones Grid a partir de servicios Grid existentes.…”

Section: Desarrollo De Software Dirigido Por Modelosunclassified

“…A continuación, la Tabla 1, resume los trabajos más recientes que aplicaron enfoques ASoC al desarrollo de software para Grid computing y la Tabla 2 presenta el resultado de la aplicación de los criterios. 3.1 (Smith et al, 2006) Desarrollar aplicaciones Grid orientadas a servicios transformando los modelos PIM a PSM y PSM a código para un entorno Grid orientado a servicios.…”

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Separación avanzada de Concerns para desarrollar aplicaciones Grid

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El desarrollo de aplicaciones para Grid computing, puede beneficiarse si se aplican enfoques emergentes de Ingeniería de Software basados en la Separación Avanzada de Concerns. En el presente trabajo analizamos los más representativos, de qué manera se aplicaron en el área de Grid computing. Los enfoques abordados incluyen Desarrollo de Software Dirigido por Mo-delos, Desarrollo de Software Basado en Componentes, Desarrollo de Software Orientado a Aspectos, Ingeniería de Línea de Productos y Desarrollo de Software Orientado a Features. Se analizan y comparan estos enfoques de Separación Avanzada de Concerns para determinar de qué manera y en qué grado cada uno de ellos satisfacen las necesidades que se requieren para desarrollo de aplicaciones para Grid computing.

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“…al. [31,32] lay out the importance of a model driven architecture (MDA) approach to generating Grid service oriented architectures. Their work primarily deals with creating a service generation system for GT4 which uses an MDA along with a code annotation approach.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%