Service Interaction Patterns

Barros, Alistair; Dumas, Marlon; Hofstede, Arthur H. M. ter

doi:10.1007/11538394_20

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“…This is a novel concept that differs from the common use of this term in the literature [8]. A concept rather similar to our concept of interaction pattern is presented in [1], where so called service interaction patterns are identified in order to cover multilateral, competing, atomic and causally related interactions. However, the service interaction patterns in [1] are used in benchmarking in order to identify platform-specific implementation issues, for example, in case BPEL is used.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

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“…A concept rather similar to our concept of interaction pattern is presented in [1], where so called service interaction patterns are identified in order to cover multilateral, competing, atomic and causally related interactions. However, the service interaction patterns in [1] are used in benchmarking in order to identify platform-specific implementation issues, for example, in case BPEL is used. In contrast, our interaction patterns are related to the platform-independent level and are used to refine service specifications that are too abstract to be directly realized by application components.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Towards automatic behavior synthesis of a coordinator component for context-aware mobile applications

Daniele

Pires

Sinderen

2009

2009 13th Enterprise Distributed Object Computing Conference Workshops

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Abstract-Although behavior modeling should play a central role in model-driven application development, it is still unclear how behavior modeling should be incorporated in model transformations. This paper presents an MDA-based approach that incorporates behavior modeling at the Platform-Independent Model (PIM) level of the design process of a specific category of applications, i.e., context-aware mobile applications. This approach includes two model transformations. The first transformation is a refinement of the (external) observable application behavior into a (internal) structured behavior based on a reference architecture. The second transformation is the synthesis of this structured behavior into the behavior of individual architecture components. This paper focuses on the second transformation and targets the behavior of a coordinator component that orchestrates the interactions between all the other components. We propose a state machines-based approach that can be used for synthesizing the coordinator component behavior in order to cope with synchronization and concurrency issues.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

Towards automatic behavior synthesis of a coordinator component for context-aware mobile applications

Daniele

Pires

Sinderen

2009

2009 13th Enterprise Distributed Object Computing Conference Workshops

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“…Based on respective patterns, the expressiveness of different process meta models and thus tools can be compared. Further patterns have been presented including data flow patterns [16], resource patterns [17], exception handling patterns [8], and service interaction patterns [18]. Most of them come along with a formal semantics, for example, based on languages such as Petri Nets [7] or Pi-Calculus [13].…”

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On the Formal Semantics of Change Patterns in Process-Aware Information Systems

Rinderle-Ma¹,

Reichert²,

Weber

2008

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. Due to a turbulent market enterprises should be able to adapt their business processes in a quick and flexible way. This requires adaptive process-aware information systems (PAISs) which are able to support changes at different levels and of different process aspects. As for process modeling languages, a multitude of approaches, paradigms, and systems for realizing adaptive processes have emerged. This variety makes it difficult for PAIS engineers to choose the adequate technology. Therefore we introduced a set of commonly used process change patterns which facilitate the comparison between different approaches and tools. In this paper, we provide the formal semantics of these change patterns to ground pattern implementation and pattern-based analysis of PAISs on a solid basis. As challenge, we want to describe the formal semantics of change patterns independent of a certain process meta model. Altogether, our formalization will enable unambiguous and systematic comparison of adaptive PAISs.

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“…In particular, a library of patterns of service interactions would provide a foundation to analyse and improve existing languages and techniques for choreography and behavioural interface modelling, and/or to design new ones. A first attempt at collecting such library of patterns and using them to analyse the scope and limitations of BPEL is reported in [3].…”

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Standards for Web Service Choreography and Orchestration: Status and Perspectives

Barros¹,

Dumas

Oaks

2006

Business Process Management Workshops

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Abstract. Web service composition has been the subject of a number of standardisation initiatives. These initiatives have met various difficulties and had mixed degrees of success, and none of them has yet attained both de facto and de jure status. This paper reviews two of these initiatives with respect to a framework wherein service composition is approached from multiple interrelated perspectives. One conclusion is that standardisation initiatives in this area have not been built on top of an explicitly defined overarching conceptual foundation. The paper outlines a research agenda aimed at identifying requirements and concepts that should be addressed by and incorporated into these standards.

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Service Interaction Patterns

Cited by 250 publications

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Towards automatic behavior synthesis of a coordinator component for context-aware mobile applications

Towards automatic behavior synthesis of a coordinator component for context-aware mobile applications

On the Formal Semantics of Change Patterns in Process-Aware Information Systems

Standards for Web Service Choreography and Orchestration: Status and Perspectives

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