A quality‐of‐service‐based framework for creating distributed heterogeneous software components

Raje, Rajeev R.; Bryant, Barrett R.; Olson, Andrew M.; Auguston, Mikhail; Burt, Carol C.

doi:10.1002/cpe.707

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“…Systems constructed by component composition should meet both functional and non-functional requirements such as Quality of Service (QoS) requirements [Raje02]. UniFrame includes a specification of appropriate QoS parameters, which provide metrics of service at both the component level and system level, so that the software system produced by assembling heterogeneous components can be benchmarked over not only functional requirements, but also nonfunctional criteria.…”

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Modeling Web Services: Toward System Integration in Uniframe

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Web Services offer a platform independent solution for system integration in a distributed environment. But Web Services are weak in representing the business semantics of application domains. This paper presents a model-driven approach for specifying domainspecific component models in an effort to complement the current Web Services technology in terms of enriching the semantics representation. Web Services Description Language (WSDL) can then be generated automatically from the models with generators. The modeling of domain-specific components serves as a front-end to represent the semantics of components as well as for formalizing components while the generated artifacts facilitate component service synthesis.

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“…UniFrame [Raje01] is a framework for seamless integration of heterogeneous distributed software components to assemble a complete distributed software system. The assembly process involves the generation of glue/wrapper code [Brya02], which is a challenging ad-hoc task considering the heterogeneous nature of distributed components.…”

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Burt³

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“…The framework provided unifies distributed component models under the Unified MetaComponent Model (UMM) [3]. Within the UMM exists heterogeneous components, service and quality of service guarantees, and the infrastructure.…”

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The Uniframe .Net Web Service Discovery Service

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2003

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“…The UA to assuring the QoS of a DCS is made up of three steps: a) the creation of a catalog of QoS parameters (or metrics), b) a formal specification of these parameters, and c) a mechanism for ensuring these parameters, both at each individual component level and at the entire system level. In [RAJ02,BRA02], these three steps are described in detail.…”

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“…Figure 3.7 depicts the UniFrame Approach for the development of software solutions for DCS. This approach as proposed in [RAJ01] has two levels:…”

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An Architecture for the UniFrame Resource Discovery Service

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Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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A quality‐of‐service‐based framework for creating distributed heterogeneous software components

Cited by 28 publications

References 13 publications

Modeling Web Services: Toward System Integration in Uniframe

Modeling Web Services: Toward System Integration in Uniframe

The Uniframe .Net Web Service Discovery Service

An Architecture for the UniFrame Resource Discovery Service

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