An UML-Based Meta-Language for the QoS-Aware Enterprise Specification of Open Distributed Systems

Ouahidi, Bouabid El; Bouhdadi, Mohamed; Bourget, Daniel

doi:10.1007/978-0-387-35585-6_28

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“…In our past work [20], we have proposed a UMLBased language for the QoS-aware enterprise specification of ODP systems in which we focused mainly on the specification of QoS from an enterprise viewpoint. When trying to deal with the QoS concepts within the computational viewpoint we have met with the issues as discussed here.…”

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Interaction Signatures and Action Templates in the ODP Computational Viewpoint

Reda

Ouahidi

Bourget

2006

2006 10th IEEE International Enterprise Distributed Object Computing Conference Workshops (EDOCW'06)

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Abstract:-In this work we raise two issues that we came across when aiming to formalize both interaction signatures and action templates within the ODP computational viewpoint. We discuss these two concepts and present a way to formalize them by introducing a new term to formal descriptions of interaction signatures. In the same spirit as other works, our aim is to address issues concerning how concepts of the ODP computational viewpoint are currently defined as we present some solutions to their formalisation. If required, our work aim to serve as a step to help improve or change the current process of formalizing the ODP computational viewpoint concepts using the UML language.

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confidence: 99%

Interaction Signatures and Action Templates in the ODP Computational Viewpoint

Reda

Ouahidi

Bourget

2006

2006 10th IEEE International Enterprise Distributed Object Computing Conference Workshops (EDOCW'06)

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A Semantics of Behavioural Concepts for Open Virtual Enterprises

Benameur

Balouki

2009

Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering

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Using BPEL for Behavioural Concepts in ODP Enterprise Language

Balouki

Benameur

2008

Pervasive Collaborative Networks

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This paper studies the specification and the execution of behavioral concepts for Open Distributed Processing (ODP) Enterprise Language. The behavior of an ODP system is determined by the collection of all possible actions in which the system (acting as an object), or any of its constituent objects, might take part, together with a set of constraints on when these actions can occur. In order to specify the executable behavior of a system and to make the processes of the enterprise executable and controllable, the Reference Model for ODP RM-ODP can be used as a meta-model for behavioral specifications. In the enterprise language the behavior is specified in terms of roles, processes, policies, and the relationships between these concepts. Firstly, we give the description and specification of the behavior by the activity diagrams. Secondly, we define the mapping from the concepts of behavior enterprise language to BPEL concepts and we present the syntax and the structure of a BPEL Behavior process. Then we generate the corresponding BPEL and computational files to implement the specified process.

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An UML-Based Meta-Language for the QoS-Aware Enterprise Specification of Open Distributed Systems

Cited by 4 publications

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Interaction Signatures and Action Templates in the ODP Computational Viewpoint

Interaction Signatures and Action Templates in the ODP Computational Viewpoint

A Semantics of Behavioural Concepts for Open Virtual Enterprises

Using BPEL for Behavioural Concepts in ODP Enterprise Language

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