Web Service Composition Using Windows Workflow for Cloud-Based Mobile Application

Ramasamy, R Kanesaraj; Chua, Fang-Fang; Haw, Su-Cheng

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-07674-4_91

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“…They can be developed specifically for a particular Workflow Enactment Services, or they can be adapted from a general purpose client. They can be part of a dedicated information system (e.g., SAP Business Workflow), or they can be part of a programming framework (e.g., Windows Workflow Foundation [79] ). Each of these -and other -possible scenarios lead to different architectural choices and can be investigated in more detail.…”

Section: Design Choices For Invoked Applications and Workflow Clientsmentioning

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A systematic literature review on the architecture of business process management systems

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Peters

Dijkman

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Information Systems

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Section: Design Choices For Invoked Applications and Workflow Clientsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A systematic literature review on the architecture of business process management systems

Pourmirza

Peters

Dijkman

et al. 2017

Information Systems

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“…It reduces the semantic fuzziness in the search process through the classification of Web services and workflow. In order to save battery life, improve storage capacity, the paper [34] used Windows workflow to compose Web services for cloud based mobile application.…”

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A Novel Petri Nets-Based Modeling Method for the Interaction between the Sensor and the Geographic Environment in Emerging Sensor Networks

Zhang

Chou

2016

Sensors

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The service of sensor device in Emerging Sensor Networks (ESNs) is the extension of traditional Web services. Through the sensor network, the service of sensor device can communicate directly with the entity in the geographic environment, and even impact the geographic entity directly. The interaction between the sensor device in ESNs and geographic environment is very complex, and the interaction modeling is a challenging problem. This paper proposed a novel Petri Nets-based modeling method for the interaction between the sensor device and the geographic environment. The feature of the sensor device service in ESNs is more easily affected by the geographic environment than the traditional Web service. Therefore, the response time, the fault-tolerant ability and the resource consumption become important factors in the performance of the whole sensor application system. Thus, this paper classified IoT services as Sensing services and Controlling services according to the interaction between IoT service and geographic entity, and classified GIS services as data services and processing services. Then, this paper designed and analyzed service algebra and Colored Petri Nets model to modeling the geo-feature, IoT service, GIS service and the interaction process between the sensor and the geographic enviroment. At last, the modeling process is discussed by examples.

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Web Service Discovery for Cloud-Based Mobile Application Using Multi-Level Clustering and QoS-Based Ranking

Ramasamy

Chua

Haw

et al. 2016

Int. J. Soft. Eng. Knowl. Eng.

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Since many service providers are providing similar web services, finding an accurate web service based on user preferences is becoming a challenging task. Therefore, enhancing web service discovery (WSD) method will improve the searching performance. In this paper, we firstly discuss and review some existing web service discovery approaches and identify their limitations. Subsequently, we propose a web service discovery method for cloud-based mobile application by using multi-level clustering technique to improve performance by reducing the searching scope. Our web service discovery architecture is able to increase the discoverability of more accurate web services based on user's preferences. Meanwhile, user preference Quality of Services (QoS) attributes are also used for ranking procedure to allow user to decide the quality of the mobile application. The experimental results show that our approach is able to increase the searching performance and provide a reliable list of selection for users.

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Web Service Composition Using Windows Workflow for Cloud-Based Mobile Application

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A systematic literature review on the architecture of business process management systems

A systematic literature review on the architecture of business process management systems

A Novel Petri Nets-Based Modeling Method for the Interaction between the Sensor and the Geographic Environment in Emerging Sensor Networks

Web Service Discovery for Cloud-Based Mobile Application Using Multi-Level Clustering and QoS-Based Ranking

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