2009 Computation World: Future Computing, Service Computation, Cognitive, Adaptive, Content, Patterns 2009
DOI: 10.1109/computationworld.2009.51
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A Model-Driven Development Approach for Service-Oriented Integration Scenarios

Abstract: Abstract-The establishment of IT-supported processes within organizations requires the integration of existing distributed legacy applications. Therefore, Web services can be generated as wrappers to flexibly integrate existing distributed legacy applications using a standardized interface. Existing approaches mostly focus on the technical issues of the integration using Web services and do not support the developer during the description of an integration processes. Thus, in this paper we introduce a developm… Show more

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“…The migration technique is claimed to be costly, time consuming but in the long run the organization can gradually replace the existing legacy system. Various techniques have been used to migration legacy systems to SOA (program slicing [Bao, Yin, He, Ge, & Chen, 2010;Chen, et al, 2009;Marchetto & Ricca, 2008;Zhang, et al, 2006]; model transformation techniques [Chen, Yang, Qiao, & Chu, 2006;Fuhr, et al, 2011;Hoyer, et al, 2009]). The distinction between integration and migration is discussed by Umar et al (Umar & Zordan, 2009) in detail with respective benefits and drawbacks.…”
Section: Findings and Best Practicesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The migration technique is claimed to be costly, time consuming but in the long run the organization can gradually replace the existing legacy system. Various techniques have been used to migration legacy systems to SOA (program slicing [Bao, Yin, He, Ge, & Chen, 2010;Chen, et al, 2009;Marchetto & Ricca, 2008;Zhang, et al, 2006]; model transformation techniques [Chen, Yang, Qiao, & Chu, 2006;Fuhr, et al, 2011;Hoyer, et al, 2009]). The distinction between integration and migration is discussed by Umar et al (Umar & Zordan, 2009) in detail with respective benefits and drawbacks.…”
Section: Findings and Best Practicesmentioning
confidence: 99%