Semantic Reconciliation in Interoperability Management through Model-Driven Approach

Bénaben, Frédérick; Boissel-Dallier, Nicolas; Lorré, Jean-Pierre; Pingaud, Hervé

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-15961-9_83

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“…The BPMN-based collaborative process cartography is transferred to BPEL (Lee et al 2007) file and deployed in ESB (Chappell 2004). The concrete-level global structure is presented in the literature (Benaben et al 2010).…”

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A methodology proposal for collaborative business process elaboration using a model-driven approach

Bénaben

Pingaud

2013

Enterprise Information Systems

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Business process management (BPM) principles are commonly used to improve processes within an organisation. But they can equally be applied to supporting the design of an Information System (IS). In a collaborative situation involving several partners, this type of BPM approach may be useful to support the design of a Mediation Information System (MIS), which would ensure interoperability between the partners' ISs (which are assumed to be service oriented). To achieve this objective, the first main task is to build a collaborative business process cartography. The aim of this article is to present a method for bringing together collaborative information and elaborating collaborative business processes from the information gathered (by using a collaborative situation framework, an organisational model, an informational model, a functional model and a metamodel and by using model transformation rules).

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A methodology proposal for collaborative business process elaboration using a model-driven approach

Bénaben

Pingaud

2013

Enterprise Information Systems

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“…The BPMN based collaborative process cartography is transferred to BPEL [52] file and deployed in ESB (Enterprise Service Bus). The concrete level work is presented in [53].…”

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Collaborative Knowledge Framework for Mediation Information System Engineering

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Boissel-Dallier³

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Scientific Programming

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With the worldwide interenterprise collaboration and interoperability background, automatic collaborative business process deduction is crucial and imperative researching subject. A methodology of deducing collaborative process is designed by collecting collaborative knowledge. Due to the complexity of deduction methodology, a collaborative knowledge framework is defined to organize abstract and concrete collaborative information. The collaborative knowledge framework contains three dimensions: elements, levels, and life cycle. To better define the framework, the relations in each dimension are explained in detail. They are (i) relations among elements, which organize the gathering orders and methods of different collaborative elements, (ii) relations among life cycle, which present modeling processes and agility management, and (iii) relations among levels, which define relationships among different levels of collaborative processes: strategy, operation, and support. This paper aims to explain the collaborative knowledge framework and the relations inside.

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“…The reification of these abstract models consists first of all in representing each choreography participant as a service. This problematic represents a research issue addressed by works about reconciliation between wanted services (abstract level) and available services (concrete level) [3].…”

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Multilevel event-based monitoring framework for the petals enterprise service bus

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Hamida

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Proceedings of the 6th ACM International Conference on Distributed Event-Based Systems

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In scalable and widely distributed Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) environments, supervision is necessary to ensure services are behaving as expected and to trigger the corrective actions when needed. More specifically, when dealing with distributed and scalable Enterprise Service Bus (ESB), the control of services and their interactions must be considered at several levels and in a distributed manner. Nevertheless, in order to avoid the overhead expenses, the monitoring activity needs to be operated in a non intrusive and dynamic way. To this purpose, we propose an innovative architecture performing a multilevel service monitoring that adopts an Event-Driven Architecture (EDA), enabling a loosely coupled interaction paradigm. We realize a monitoring framework that covers coarse-grained as well as fine-grained abstractions, from choreography to orchestration and services.In this paper, we report the work resulting from our involvement in several research projects in which we study the coupling of both ESB and EDA approaches. Our experience as ESB providers shows the benefit of adopting such solutions in monitoring services and collaborations, without significant overhead. We implement and validate our framework upon our industrialized open source service bus, namely Petals ESB 1 . We envisage applying this technology to various use cases coming from Petals ESB business experience, such as administrations, civil services and corporate customers, and from research involvements.

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Semantic Reconciliation in Interoperability Management through Model-Driven Approach

Cited by 13 publications

References 6 publications

A methodology proposal for collaborative business process elaboration using a model-driven approach

A methodology proposal for collaborative business process elaboration using a model-driven approach

Collaborative Knowledge Framework for Mediation Information System Engineering

Multilevel event-based monitoring framework for the petals enterprise service bus

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