Web Enabled Client-Server Model for Development Environment of Distributed Image Processing

Bhatt, Haresh S.; Patel, V. H.; Aggarwal, Akshai

doi:10.1007/3-540-44444-0_13

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“…The WebDedip [10] explores object oriented modeling technique in the web domain. The WebDedip has a three-tier architecture composed by GUI, DedipServer and Agents.…”

Section: Discussion Of Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

A grid service-based tool for hyperspectral imaging analysis

et al. 2005

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This paper outlines the design and implementation of Grid-HSI, a Service Oriented Architecture-based Grid application to enable hyperspectral imaging analysis. Grid-HSI provides users with a transparent interface to access computational resources and perform remotely hyperspectral imaging analysis through a set of Grid services. Grid-HSI is composed by a Portal Grid Interface, a Data Broker and a set of specialized Grid services. Grid based applications, contrary to other client\server approaches, provide the capabilities of persistence and potential transient process on the web. Our experimental results on Grid-HSI show the suitability of the prototype system to perform efficiently hyperspectral imaging analysis.

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“…The WebDedip [10] explores object oriented modeling technique in the web domain. The WebDedip has a three-tier architecture composed by GUI, DedipServer and Agents.…”

Section: Discussion Of Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

A grid service-based tool for hyperspectral imaging analysis

et al. 2005

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“…On the other hand, Unified Modeling Language (UML), a widely accepted objectoriented system modeling and design language, has been adapted for software architecture descriptions in recent years. Several research groups have used UML extension to describe the service-oriented application's architecture ( [7,29]). However, it is hard to detect the system problems, such as correctness, consistency [30] etc., of the integration of Web services without a formal semantics of web services architecture.…”

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Formalizing and Validating UML Architecture Description of Service-Oriented Applications

Dong¹,

Fu²,

He³

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Petri Net, Theory and Applications

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“…Several research groups have used UML extension to describe the web system's architecture ( [7,21]). However, it is hard to detect the system problems, such as correctness, consistency [22] etc., of the integration of Web services without a formal semantics of web services architecture.…”

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Formalizing and validating UML architecture description of web systems

Dong

2006

Workshop Proceedings of the Sixth International Conference on Web Engineering - ICWE '06

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Web systems are self-descriptive software components which can automatically be discovered and engaged, together with other web components, to complete tasks over the Internet. Unified Modeling Language (UML), a widely accepted object-oriented system modeling and design language, and adapted for software architecture descriptions for several years, has been used for the web system description recently. However, it is hard to detect the system problems, such as correctness, consistency etc., of the integration of Web services without a formal semantics of web services architecture. In this paper, we proposed an approach to solving this issue by translating the UML web service architecture description into a formal modeling language -SO-SAM, and verify the correctness of the web system design using model checking techniques. We presented this approach through an imaging processing scenario in the distributed web application.

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Web Enabled Client-Server Model for Development Environment of Distributed Image Processing

Cited by 13 publications

References 5 publications

A grid service-based tool for hyperspectral imaging analysis

A grid service-based tool for hyperspectral imaging analysis

Formalizing and Validating UML Architecture Description of Service-Oriented Applications

Formalizing and validating UML architecture description of web systems

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