A Framework for Composing SOAP, Non-SOAP and Non-Web Services

Lee, Jonathan; Lee, Shin-Jie; Wang, Ping-Feng

doi:10.1109/tsc.2014.2310213

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“…(1) open Apache JMeter application, import the test case file, and then configure the test case settings; (2) modify the test case for simulating 100 concurrent users; (3) modify the test case for simulating 200 concurrent users; (4) modify the test case for simulating 500 concurrent users; (5) modify the test case for simulating 1000 concurrent users; (6) open the load test reports; (7) open the system footprints report, then adjust the time section according to the load testing period; and (8) find out the time tracking log with the longest response time. The average time spent by a user on completing all steps for a JMeter test case through the conventional approach is denoted as .…”

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“…Considerable effort has gone into composing heterogeneous web services [7][8][9][10][11]; however, little emphasis has been put on the composition and delivery of web application testing software aimed at facilitating load testing and cross-browser evaluations. The characteristics of the open environments (in which heterogeneous web application testing software interacts) span system boundaries and operating systems; however, the existing paradigm of software usage requires considerable improvement.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

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Composing and Delivering Heterogeneous Web Testing Software as a Composite Web Testing Service

Lee¹,

Lin

et al. 2016

2016 International Computer Symposium (ICS)

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Load testing and cross-browser testing are ones of the web testing types that heavily rely on the support of cloud computing platforms for realizing the concept of TaaS (Testing as a Service). Although efforts have been made on composing heterogeneous web services, little emphasis has been put on composing heterogeneous web testing tool services and delivering a composite web testing service as a whole. The main challenge involved in the composition of heterogeneous web application testing tools is the incompatibility of their inputs and outputs. However, the need to manually configure the tools greatly undermines the convenience and applicability of their applications. In this paper, we propose a system for the composition and delivery of heterogeneous web testing tools with the following key features: (1) four adapters to automatically bridge the gap between the inputs and outputs of six state-of-the-art testing tools; (2) a composite web testing service with the adapters; and (3) two adapters to enable delivering the composite service via emails. Experimental results demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed system in reducing the effort required for load testing and cross-browser testing in comparison with a conventional method.

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Composing and Delivering Heterogeneous Web Testing Software as a Composite Web Testing Service

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et al. 2016

2016 International Computer Symposium (ICS)

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“…Furthermore, as illustrated by [117], the composition of diverse WSs and non-web-based services is now feasible. Describing diverse services in a manner that can be manipulated by ASC approaches may be a future challenge.…”

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An Overview and Classification of Service Description Approaches in Automated Service Composition Research

Fanjiang

Syu

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IEEE Trans. Serv. Comput.

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In recent years, automated service composition has been a fervid research area in service computing. Within this area, service description plays a crucial role in terms of the development of a diverse number of automation schemes. In this paper, we provide an investigation and classification of the service description approaches that have been used in a diverse collection of automated service composition studies. To position the service description approaches used in automated service composition throughout the service description world and to clearly classify them, we propose five two-value dimensions. Using the proposed dimensions, we first perform a categorization and provide a simple introduction to current representative industrial service description standards. Subsequently, because we discovered that most of the studied automated composition approaches follow a tuple-based service description paradigm, an exhaustive classification and discussion of this paradigm is made, with the automated composition approaches adopting this paradigm as an example. Finally, we discuss issues that are currently relevant to the service description field and possible solutions. With this study, the reader can obtain a complete understanding of service description approaches used in automated service composition research, including their common formulation and assumptions.

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“…Therefore, a technique for handling such failures is needed to achieve reliability. Moreover, the constrained resources on mobile devices obstruct the processing of the conventional heavy-weight Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) workflow [27]. Hence, light-weight orchestrator is required to preserve the restricted resources.…”

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RESTful-Based Bi-level Distribution Framework for Context-Based Mobile Web Service Provision

AlShahwan¹,

Faisal²,

Karaata³

et al. 2015

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Complex mobile Web services can be provided from the mobile host in a light weight manner by either partial distributing the execution tasks of the server to a stationary device or completely migrate the execution tasks of the service logic to another mobile host. Our approach goes beyond that and allows running more complex services through applying a bi-level distribution of the execution tasks and the service logic to other mobiles. The technology used is based on REST architectural style. An Extended Mobile Host Complex Web service Framework (EMHCF) for providing complex context-based Web services is defined and developed. The set of mechanisms, which are deployed in the EMHCF, depends on the REST characteristics to facilitate service distribution. Verifying the safety properties of the system is carried out analytically based on formal methods. This is complemented with an empirical validation of the correct behavior of the system through proof-of-concept prototype implementation. The running experimental tests examine the best suitable case scenario for partial distribution.

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A Framework for Composing SOAP, Non-SOAP and Non-Web Services

Cited by 38 publications

References 15 publications

Composing and Delivering Heterogeneous Web Testing Software as a Composite Web Testing Service

Composing and Delivering Heterogeneous Web Testing Software as a Composite Web Testing Service

An Overview and Classification of Service Description Approaches in Automated Service Composition Research

RESTful-Based Bi-level Distribution Framework for Context-Based Mobile Web Service Provision

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