Modeling and design of service-oriented architecture

Stojanovic, Zoran; Dahanayake, Ajantha; Sol, Henk

doi:10.1109/icsmc.2004.1401181

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“…For example, in component-based systems each component is situated in a container which is responsible for managing all the instances of components. In contrast, for each service there is a single instance which manages a set of resources and consequently, unlike components, services are for the most part stateless [13]. This means that we need to view a service as a manager object that can create and manage instances of a type, or set of types.…”

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An MDA-Based Modeling and Design of Service Oriented Architecture

Rahmani

Rafe

Sedighian

et al. 2006

Computational Science – ICCS 2006

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Abstract. Traditional approaches to software systems development such as using tools and modeling frameworks are appropriate for building individual object oriented or component based software. However they are not suitable for designing of flexible distributed enterprise systems and open environments. In recent years, service-oriented architecture (SOA) has been proposed as a suitable architecture for development of such systems. Most current approaches in employing SOA are tailored to specific domains and hence are not general purpose. Therefore, in order to gain the full benefits of such technology, a more effective general approach to modeling and designing these complex distributed systems is required. In this paper, we present a model-driven approach to SOA modeling and designing complex distributed systems. In this approach, first the PIM of the business system is derived and expressed in standard UML modeling constructs and then this PIM is transformed to the SOA-based PIM by some transforming tool. After the SOA-based PIM is obtained, it can be used to generate PSM for a specific platform such as Web Services, Jini or other platforms. To make it clear how this PSM could be generated we will use Web Services as a target platform and the steps of this transformation will be shown.

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An MDA-Based Modeling and Design of Service Oriented Architecture

Rahmani

Rafe

Sedighian

et al. 2006

Computational Science – ICCS 2006

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“…al [16] who consider using a domain and use cases in order to build UML diagrams, which are to be further used in the modeling process. In this respect, they put emphasis on two distinct primordial elements: UML language and the concept of service component.…”

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SOA Integration Modeling: An Evaluation of How SoaML Completes UML Modeling

Todoran

Hussain

Gromov

2011

2011 IEEE 15th International Enterprise Distributed Object Computing Conference Workshops

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With the new trend of shifting from traditional architectures towards Service-Oriented Architectures (SOAs) today, the need to model integration becomes increasingly apparent. This study analyzes two main approaches for SOA integration modeling: using Unified Modeling Language (UML) and Service-oriented architecture Modeling Language (SoaML); having as a fundament a literature study, an evaluation between the two is made, based on a defined set of criteria. The results show where SoaML brings added advantages to UML and why it may be worth being used on a large scale. Abstract-With the new trend of shifting from traditional architectures towards Service-Oriented Architectures (SOAs) today, the need to model integration becomes increasingly apparent. This study analyzes two main approaches for SOA integration modeling: using Unified Modeling Language (UML) and Service-oriented architecture Modeling Language (SoaML); having as a fundament a literature study, an evaluation between the two is made, based on a defined set of criteria. The results show where SoaML brings added advantages to UML and why it may be worth being used on a large scale.

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“…individual services). It helps adapt software to changes in business processes and thus provides an excellent way to develop applications for supporting business processes [4,17,19]. However, use of this model alone does not ensure customer friendliness to an application developed with the help of the SOA.…”

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Putting the Customer Back in the Center of SOA with Service Design and User-Centered Design

Saini¹,

Nanchen²,

Évéquoz³

2013

Service-Oriented and Cloud Computing

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Abstract. This article introduces a methodology used for designing the online presence of a Swiss SME providing Cloud Services. The Web application used for the purchasing and administration, backed by a Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), has been designed to be customer-centric using a combination of different techniques borrowed from the fields of ethnomethodology, service design and user-centered design. The tools employed include service blueprint design and affinity diagram analysis followed by prototyping and subsequent usability evaluation. This collaborative methodology explained with the help of the applied research project use case is seen to yield excellent results in terms of customer-orientation.

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Modeling and design of service-oriented architecture

Cited by 42 publications

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An MDA-Based Modeling and Design of Service Oriented Architecture

An MDA-Based Modeling and Design of Service Oriented Architecture

SOA Integration Modeling: An Evaluation of How SoaML Completes UML Modeling

Putting the Customer Back in the Center of SOA with Service Design and User-Centered Design

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