Deployment of service oriented architecture for a business community

Baglietto, Pierpaolo; Maresca, Massimo; Parodi, A. Ferretto; Zingirian, N.

doi:10.1109/edoc.2002.1137718

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“…SOA is based on Web services and different Web services could constitute a particular process for fulfilling the client's requirement. Figure 1 shows the SOA (Baglietto et al 2002, Stojanovic et al 2004, Jiang and Willey 2005, Lee et al 2005, Uyar et al 2005.…”

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The service-oriented, interoperable and knowledge-sharing architecture for ship specifications

Cheng

Shaw

Lai

2011

International Journal of Computer Integrated Manufacturing

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In the shipbuilding process, the information flow connected with ship specification files is very complex. These files are usually scattered as different file formats in various departments or stored as a database in the heterogeneous systems within a shipyard. Therefore, it is extremely difficult to integrate the information coming from different stages of shipbuilding, much less to share integrated information among various departments. To address that problem, the authors employ the service-oriented architecture concept to develop the knowledge-sharing architecture for ship specifications (KSASS). Equipped with extensible mark-up language and Web services technology, the KSASS is used to integrate the outline, full and construction specification files, which originate from three phases of shipbuilding. In this way, the database of ship specifications is established which is easily accessible and highly interoperable. The integrated specification files can not only be structurally preserved but also conveniently transmitted among the heterogeneous systems, with the open system achieved. Eventually, the knowledge owned by the shipyard will be efficiently managed, applied and shared.

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Section: Service-oriented Architecturementioning

confidence: 97%

The service-oriented, interoperable and knowledge-sharing architecture for ship specifications

Cheng

Shaw

Lai

2011

International Journal of Computer Integrated Manufacturing

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“…Fig. 2 shows the service-oriented architecture (Baglietto, Maresca, Parodi, & Zingirian, 2002;Jiang & Willey, 2005;Lee, Ma, & Chou, 2005;Stojanovic, Dahanayake, & Sol, 2004;Uyar, Bulut, Wu, & Fox, 2005).…”

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An integrated information system for real estate agency-based on service-oriented architecture

Fang

Lin

Huang

et al. 2009

Expert Systems with Applications

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“…Dang et al [7] report experience in building Tele-Immersion, a teleconferencing system using SOA. Baglietto et al [2] report experience in deploying services-oriented technology in business communities. They both report business-requirement analysis and a tuned architecture to support stepwise deployment.…”

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Toward a Service-Oriented Development Through a Case Study

Jia

Chang

Zhang

et al. 2007

IEEE Trans. Syst., Man, Cybern. A

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Abstract-The rapidly emerging technology of Web services paves a new cost-effective way of engineering software to quickly develop and deploy Web applications by dynamically integrating other independently developed Web-service components to conduct new business transactions. This paper reports our efforts on designing and developing a Web service of pass-through authentication (PTA) for 12 online electronic-payment Web applications. In accordance with how a PTA service is developed and integrated with a corresponding back-end e-payment system, our strategies can be categorized in three stages: end-to-end integration stage, Web-services-enabled stage, and Web-services-oriented stage. Derived from real-world industrial experience, this three-stage pathway can be applied to a broad range of Web-application development projects to guide smooth transformation from a specific application-oriented design and development model toward a reusable Web-services-oriented model. Furthermore, this paper contributes to an engineering process that leads to practical Web-services-oriented software development. New research issues revealed by this project are also reported.

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Deployment of service oriented architecture for a business community

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The service-oriented, interoperable and knowledge-sharing architecture for ship specifications

The service-oriented, interoperable and knowledge-sharing architecture for ship specifications

An integrated information system for real estate agency-based on service-oriented architecture

Toward a Service-Oriented Development Through a Case Study

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