Wasabi Framework An Open Service Infrastructure for Collaborative Work

Schulte, Jonas; Bopp, Thomas; Hinn, Robert; Hampel, Thorsten

doi:10.1109/skg.2007.293

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“…The Wasabi framework enabling collaborative work as described in the previous sections is a serviceoriented architecture (Schulte et al, 2007). It bases on the JBoss Application Server (AS) in order to fulfil requirements for enterprise solutions and to provide the scalability and performance needed for a CSCW system which is used in a distributed manner like in the GATiB project.…”

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TOWARDS THE NEXT GENERATION OF SERVICE-ORIENTED FLEXIBLE COLLABORATIVE SYSTEMS - A Basic Framework Applied to Medical Research

Schulte¹,

Hampel²,

Stark³

et al. 2008

Proceedings of the Tenth International Conference on Enterprise Information Systems

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Collaborative systems have to support specific functionalities in order to be useful for special fields of application and to fulfil those requirements. In this paper we introduce the Wasabi framework for collaborative systems, which is characterised by flexibility and adaptability. The framework implements a service oriented architecture and integrates different persistence layers. The requirement analysis for the Wasabi CSCW system is presented in the context of a collaborative environment for medical research which has strict requirements concerning data integrity. This paper shows the results of the requirement analysis and how these are implemented in the Wasabi architecture.

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Section: Architecture Overviewmentioning

confidence: 99%