Evaluation of Service Designs Based on SoaML

Gebhart, Michael; Baumgartner, Marc; Oehlert, Stephan; Blersch, Martin; Abeck, Sebastian

doi:10.1109/icsea.2010.8

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“…In [3], the quality attributes of loose coupling and autonomy for services in the context of service-oriented architecture are given. In order for services to be influenced by these quality attributes, an evaluation should be done during the phase of development of service design.…”

Section: Iirelated Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The service contract based approach extends an UML collaboration to specify a binary or n-ary service interaction [1], [2]. • The service interface based approach extends a UML class to specify a binary or n-ary service interaction [1], [2].…”

Section: Aservice Contract Based Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Goals of SoaML refer to support activities at the stage of modeling and designing services and invoke them in model-driven development approach (MDA). It should support SOA in business and IT perspectives [1], [2].…”

Section: Aservice Contract Based Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…• The service interface based approach extends a UML class to specify a binary or n-ary service interaction [1], [2].…”

Section: Aservice Contract Based Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In order for services to be influenced by these quality attributes, an evaluation should be done during the phase of development of service design. According to [3], the recent research is focused on the textual description of the desired quality attributes and the thereby resulting formalized metrics require more information than the already available, or are based on theoretical models that hamper their applicability. In this paper, we present quality indicators for unique categorization, loose coupling, discoverability and autonomy.…”

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Service Design and Distributed System Reliability in Intelligence Information System Based on Service-Oriented Architecture

Achkoski¹,

Trajkovik

2014

Annals of Computer Science and Information Systems

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Abstract-This paper presents the model of IntelligenceInformation System (IIS) based on a Service-Oriented Architecture. In this paper we propose the new service's model, based on the Intelligence cycle and other systems which are necessary for gathering Intelligence information and data.The paper is mostly focused on the system architecture and services design as a mainstream for definition of the services. Furthermore, additional attention is dedicated on the Distributed System Reliability (DSR). I.INTRODUCTION NTELLIGENCE Information System Model gives contribution in Homeland Security and Civil MilitaryEmerging Risks assessment through the possibility of providing information in an appropriate way, by implementing pushing and pulling mechanisms into information systems, selection of data and creation of information from raw data that can be used in creating intelligence products and dissemination reports for the authorities. IIn the Intelligence Information System, which is based on SOA, are applications written in different programming language. The service design should provide interoperability between applications. It indicates that the services written in different programming languages are capable to communicate. In this connotation, processing elements (web servers, application's servers, sensors for collecting data and so on) can create distributed environment for sharing information. SOA based multi-tier approach provides legacy systems to be hooked up in a new infrastructure where the new systems and legacy systems can communicate without complexity in communication protocol (SOAP messages).In the phase of creating distributed systems, it is crucial to have metric for distributed system reliability. It provides appropriate distribution of the system's components, because introduced algorithm for distributed system reliability shows where the gaps in the systems are. Also, the designers of a system can achieve higher level of system reliability using the distributed system reliability metric. In the distributed system, each node can present service and each service can present system, subsystem or processing element. Consequently, each service in the architecture has certain value of reliability. These values of reliability are very important for system designers.The paper is organized as follows. Section 2 presents related work about the research presented in the paper. Section 3 is dedicated to architecture of the system. In the Section 3 are presented different levels of the system architecture and how they are connected. Section 4 presents service design where it is mostly focused on service interface. Section 5 demonstrates the algorithm for computing distributed system reliability and we implement GEAR as an algorithm for the system reliability. Finally, in the Section 6, concluding remarks of the paper are presented. II.RELATED WORKIn [3], the quality attributes of loose coupling and autonomy for services in the context of service-oriented architecture are given. In order for services to be in...

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Section: Aservice Contract Based Approachmentioning

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“…• The service interface based approach extends a UML class to specify a binary or n-ary service interaction [1], [2].…”

Section: Aservice Contract Based Approachmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Trajkovik

2014

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Model‐based systems engineering approaches to chemicals and materials manufacturing

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Feingold,

Glandorf

et al. 2023

AIChE Journal

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Model‐based systems engineering (MBSE) is part of a long‐term trend toward model‐centric approaches adopted by many engineering disciplines. We establish the need of an MBSE approach by reviewing the importance, complexity, and vulnerability of the U.S. chemical supply chains. We discuss the origins, work processes, modeling approaches, and supporting tools of the systems engineering discipline (SE) and discuss limitations of the Process Systems Engineering (PSE) framework. We make the case for MBSE as a more generalizable approach. We introduce systems modeling strategies for MBSE, and a novel MBSE method that supports the automation tailored and extended to support the analysis of chemical supply chains. We demonstrate a specific use case of this method by creating a systems model for the manufacturing of an active pharmaceutical ingredient, Atropine. We conclude with a prospectus on developmental opportunities for extracting greater benefit from MBSE in the design and management of chemical supply chains.

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A case-based reasoning approach to reuse quality-driven designs in service-oriented architectures

Rodríguez

Díaz-Pace

Soria

2018

Information Systems

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Evaluation of Service Designs Based on SoaML

Cited by 14 publications

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Service Design and Distributed System Reliability in Intelligence Information System Based on Service-Oriented Architecture

Service Design and Distributed System Reliability in Intelligence Information System Based on Service-Oriented Architecture

Model‐based systems engineering approaches to chemicals and materials manufacturing

A case-based reasoning approach to reuse quality-driven designs in service-oriented architectures

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