Patterns for business object model integration in process-driven and service-oriented architectures

Hentrich, Carsten; Zdun, Uwe

doi:10.1145/1415472.1415499

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“…In this section, we give an overview of the subset of our pattern language for process-oriented integration of services that is needed for this paper (for details please refer to [12]). In the pattern language, the pattern 1 MACRO-MICROFLOW sets the scene and lays out the conceptual basis to the overall architecture.…”

Section: Pattern Language For Process-driven Soamentioning

confidence: 99%

“…A process-driven SOA provides a process engine (or workflow engine) at its top-level layer [24], and the services realize individual activities in the process. In [23] we introduced 13 pattern primitives, which can be used to model a pattern language for process-driven SOA, described in [12]. We use the primitives in the Process Flow architecture view, which mainly models the flow within a process-driven SOA.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Architecting as decision making with patterns and primitives

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Proceedings of the 3rd International Workshop on Sharing and Reusing Architectural Knowledge

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The application of patterns is used as a foundation for many central design decisions in software architecture, but because of the informal nature of patterns, these design decisions are usually not precisely documented in the models. In our earlier work, we had proposed pattern primitives as a solution to precisely model the patterns in the corresponding architectural views. Building upon that approach, this paper introduces a pattern-based architecting process that aims at inexpensively documenting design decisions in the architectural views alongside the natural flow of design. The decisions that are made explicit, concern the selection of patterns, their variants and the corresponding primitives, as well as the resolution of inconsistencies between the architectural views. The approach is demonstrated in the domain of process-driven SOA for two architectural views: Component-and-Connector and Process Flow.

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Section: Pattern Language For Process-driven Soamentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Architecting as decision making with patterns and primitives

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Avgeriou

Hentrich³

et al. 2008

Proceedings of the 3rd International Workshop on Sharing and Reusing Architectural Knowledge

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“…The state-of-the-art shows three main modelling methodologies: One-Thing Approach (OTA) [4], View-Based Approach (VBA) [5] and Holistic Process Methodology (HPM).…”

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Machine Learning Agents in the Cloud to Support Smart Business Process Management

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Buzon²,

Derrouiche

2015

Risks and Resilience of Collaborative Networks

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Abstract. In Virtual Enterprise, Business Processes Management is regarded as one of the most concerns of managers and academic researchers. Managing flows complexity and actors requirements in terms of high quality in less time, make this management more and more complex and push specialists to explore new promising ways. Like these researchers, we present in this paper, a modelling and simulating software toolkit called BP-EMC² based on a generic framework baptized H-BPM. We propose a solution using machine learning agents operating in an AGR (Agent-Group-Role) organization within the Cloud. Furthermore, this paper includes a real case study of Adecco ® business process deployed into its Cloud solution.

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“…SOAs are typically realized as layered architectures [8], comprising, for example, a communication layer that abstracts from platform and communication protocol details, and a remoting layer that provides the typical functionalities of distributed object frameworks, such as request handling, request adaptation, and invocation. The layers realize fundamental service orientation principles like loose coupling, abstraction, composability, autonomy and interoperability.…”

Section: View-based Development Of Process-driven Soa Systemsmentioning

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An event view model and DSL for engineering an event-based SOA monitoring infrastructure

Mulo

Zdun

Dustdar

2010

Proceedings of the Fourth ACM International Conference on Distributed Event-Based Systems

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An event-based solution that uses events to convey information to a monitoring tool is well suited to implementing a non-intrusive monitoring infrastructure. This enables an SOA system's stakeholders to observe the system aspects of interest to them. However, implementation of SOA today, let alone the monitoring infrastructure, is a complex task due to the heterogeneous environment consisting of multiple technologies, platforms and components. We propose an approach for implementing such an event-based SOA monitoring infrastructure, that introduces a dedicated event view model and an eventing domain-specific language in a model-driven framework. The event view model captures SOA artifacts and links them with the event domain, while the eventing domain-specific language enables a system developer to specify instances of the event view model. With our model-driven approach, most of the runtime monitoring infrastructure is generated. These two ingredients (view model and domain-specific language) focus implementation efforts on the concern of eventing, thereby helping to manage complexity. We apply and evaluate our approach in the context of a case study.

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Patterns for business object model integration in process-driven and service-oriented architectures

Cited by 21 publications

References 3 publications

Architecting as decision making with patterns and primitives

Architecting as decision making with patterns and primitives

Machine Learning Agents in the Cloud to Support Smart Business Process Management

An event view model and DSL for engineering an event-based SOA monitoring infrastructure

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