Design of a Dynamic Composition Handler for ESB-based Services

Chang, Soo Ho; La, Hyun Jung; Bae, Jeong Seop; Jeon, Won Young; Kim, Soo Dong

doi:10.1109/icebe.2007.63

Cited by 20 publications

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“…Chang et al in South Korea Soongsil university made decision that which service composition was needed by analyzing the different service types. The paper designed a dynamic combination processor [11], which including four elements: calling listener, service routing, service discovery and interface adapter. Using this architecture, the service could be found, selected and adaptive combination at runtime.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Mechanism of dependable adaptive dynamic service based on Enterprise Service Bus

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Zhuang

Kong

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Proceedings of 2013 3rd International Conference on Computer Science and Network Technology

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The idea of service-oriented architecture is always used for modern software system designing. SOA offers methods for system development and system integration. In order to meet the demand of dynamic business, improve the quality of service and quality of experience, this article increases the dynamic service execution engine on the integration layer based on industry standard architecture model of S3. We propose a Dependable Adaptation Dynamic Enterprise Service Bus(DAD-ESB) and design Dependable Service Select Algorithm(DSSA). At last, a performance evaluation experiment between static and dynamic dependable service composing is tested. The experimental results show that the dynamic dependable service composition has the high advantages, and with the dependability increasing, the success rate of calling is much higher.

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confidence: 99%

“…Developers could modify the parameter values stored in external memory in the execution process. This paper analyzed the difference between ASB, DCH [11], DRESR [8] and the traditional ESB. Chang et al in South Korea Soongsil university made decision that which service composition was needed by analyzing the different service types.…”

Section: Related Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

Mechanism of dependable adaptive dynamic service based on Enterprise Service Bus

Yuan

Zhuang

Kong

et al. 2013

Proceedings of 2013 3rd International Conference on Computer Science and Network Technology

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“…Both Alonso et al [1] and Chang et al [4] provide comprehensive classification schemes which uncover the main challenges. In combination both approaches cover the essential degrees of freedom for dynamic service selection approaches.…”

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“…Nevertheless, they realize the necessity to separate between process modeling and service allocation time. Chang et al [4] provide a different classification of dynamic composition. They classify along the axes "decision time", i.e.…”

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DS3I - A Dynamic Semantically Enhanced Service Selection Infrastructure

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Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing

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Summary. Service-oriented computing (SOC), lately often in combination with business process modeling (BPM), is becoming reality in current enterprise systems. At the same time, process models do no longer only span different departments but more and more frequently multiple organizations. Current BPM approaches focus on syntactic specification of work flow structures and necessitate static service allocation during modeling time. Dynamic service allocation at runtime based on the semantics of service descriptions, however, allows for much more flexibility. This paper presents DS 3 I as a concept and implementation for semantically enhanced dynamic service selection. DS 3 I and its semantic middleware components are based upon an ESB and semantic annotations of services and allows for one-step service selection at runtime of a process.

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“…In [8] In [9], service composition and discovery are not treated separately. Here a matching algorithm is developed that combines several services which are not known and need to be discovered.…”

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confidence: 99%