Morpheus: Semantics-based Incremental Change Propagation in SOA-based Solutions

Ravichandar, Ramya; Narendra, Nanjangud C.; Ponnalagu, Karthikeyan; Gangopadhyay, Dipayan

doi:10.1109/scc.2008.16

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“…Tools and techniques for analyzing such changes fall under top-down change analysis. Existing work in this area has multiple facets like business process-tosource code and service implementations [60,85], higher level models to lower level detailed models [9,11,44,49,64] and composite services to underlying artifacts [14]. Table 5 provides an overview of the change analysis and propagation solutions at the business level while considering their hierarchical coverage.…”

Section: Top-down Impact Analysis and Propagationmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Impact analysis and change propagation in service-oriented enterprises: A systematic review

Alam

Ahmad

Akhunzada

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Information Systems

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Section: Top-down Impact Analysis and Propagationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Moreover, formal specifications [42,49,60] have been used to model Top-down change specifications. Topdown changes involve many dissimilar artifacts across different layers of abstraction.…”

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Impact analysis and change propagation in service-oriented enterprises: A systematic review

Alam

Ahmad

Akhunzada

et al. 2015

Information Systems

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“…It is one of the frameworks that are very close to our proposal; however, the authors do not provide any theoretical background on the allowed changes or details on the propagation mechanisms. A different approach is used in system Morpheus [48], also based on IBM RSA. At the platform-specific level it considers three UML artifacts -use cases, sequence diagrams and ser-vice specifications -and the change propagation among them.…”

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DaemonX

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Nečaský

Holubová

2013

Proceedings of International Conference on Information Integration and Web-Based Applications &Amp; Services

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The most common applications of the today's IT world are information systems. The problems related to their design and implementation have sufficiently been solved. However, the true problems occur when an IS is already deployed and user requirements change. Currently this situation requires a skilled IT expert who knows all system components and, hence, is able to identify and modify all the affected parts. However, not always we have such an expert, whereas for complex systems it is a very hard and error-prone task. In this paper we introduce DaemonX -an evolution management framework, which enables to manage evolution of complex applications efficiently and correctly. Using the idea of plug-ins, it enables to model almost any kind of a data format (currently XML, UML, ER, and BPMN). Since it preserves relationships among the modeled constructs, it naturally supports propagation of changes to all related affected parts. We describe the general proposal of the framework and, then, its architecture and implementation.

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“…Certainly, SOA models used within a MDD approach can be expressed using the UML [4], [9]. However, as UML is neither fully service-centered, nor business process-oriented [10], it is necessary to provide alternative methods to design the business process logic independently of their implementation infrastructure. Thus, model-driven design techniques needs to address the gap in existing UML modeling methodologies for the business service design and the used lower-level standards.…”

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Generation of Component Based Architecture from Business Processes: Model Driven Engineering for SOA

Dahman

Charoy

Godart

2010

2010 Eighth IEEE European Conference on Web Services

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Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) has significantly enhanced inter-organizational systems enabling business flexibility, Information Technology (IT) agility, and value generation. However, building a SOA that reduces technology-driven business and leverages process management seems referring to the recurrent issues of business process logic and IT alignment. This paper presents a modeldriven development approach where long-running business service composition models drive their supporting service implementation models. To progress on the successful route to a SOA engineering with minimal design decisions losses, we propose a model-to-model transformation that preserves the architectural alignment between the business process and their supporting service implementation infrastructure. The result of the transformation is a component configuration model based on a SOA. It promotes the separation of business concerns, enabling quick and localized evolutions of the IT infrastructure.

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Morpheus: Semantics-based Incremental Change Propagation in SOA-based Solutions

Cited by 15 publications

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Impact analysis and change propagation in service-oriented enterprises: A systematic review

Impact analysis and change propagation in service-oriented enterprises: A systematic review

DaemonX

Generation of Component Based Architecture from Business Processes: Model Driven Engineering for SOA

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