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Research paper thumbnail of Semi-automated adaptation of service interactions

… on World Wide Web, 2007

In today's Web, many functionality-wise similar Web services are offered through heterogeneous in... more In today's Web, many functionality-wise similar Web services are offered through heterogeneous interfaces (operation definitions) and business protocols (ordering constraints defined on legal operation invocation sequences). The typical approach to enable interoperation in such a heterogeneous setting is through developing adapters. There have been approaches for classifying possible mismatches between service interfaces and business protocols to facilitate adapter development. However, the hard job is that of identifying, given two service specifications, the actual mismatches between their interfaces and business protocols.

Research paper thumbnail of Aspect-oriented web service composition with AO4BPEL

Web Services, 2004

Web services have become a universal technology for integration of distributed and heterogeneous ... more Web services have become a universal technology for integration of distributed and heterogeneous applications over the Internet. Many recent proposals such as the Business Process Modeling Language (BPML) and the Business Process Execution Language for Web Services (BPEL4WS) focus on combining existing web services into more sophisticated web services. However, these standards exhibit some limitations regarding modularity and flexibility. In this paper, we advocate an aspect-oriented approach to web service composition and present AO4BPEL, an aspect-oriented extension to BPEL4WS. With aspects, we capture web service composition in a modular way and the composition becomes more open for dynamic change.

Research paper thumbnail of Autonomous adaptation to dynamic availability using a service-oriented component model

Proceedings of the 26th International Conference …, 2004

Research paper thumbnail of Semi-automated adaptation of service interactions

… on World Wide Web, 2007

In today's Web, many functionality-wise similar Web services are offered through heterogeneous in... more In today's Web, many functionality-wise similar Web services are offered through heterogeneous interfaces (operation definitions) and business protocols (ordering constraints defined on legal operation invocation sequences). The typical approach to enable interoperation in such a heterogeneous setting is through developing adapters. There have been approaches for classifying possible mismatches between service interfaces and business protocols to facilitate adapter development. However, the hard job is that of identifying, given two service specifications, the actual mismatches between their interfaces and business protocols.

Research paper thumbnail of Aspect-oriented web service composition with AO4BPEL

Web Services, 2004

Web services have become a universal technology for integration of distributed and heterogeneous ... more Web services have become a universal technology for integration of distributed and heterogeneous applications over the Internet. Many recent proposals such as the Business Process Modeling Language (BPML) and the Business Process Execution Language for Web Services (BPEL4WS) focus on combining existing web services into more sophisticated web services. However, these standards exhibit some limitations regarding modularity and flexibility. In this paper, we advocate an aspect-oriented approach to web service composition and present AO4BPEL, an aspect-oriented extension to BPEL4WS. With aspects, we capture web service composition in a modular way and the composition becomes more open for dynamic change.

Research paper thumbnail of Autonomous adaptation to dynamic availability using a service-oriented component model

Proceedings of the 26th International Conference …, 2004

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