Expliciting a composite service by a metamodeling approach

Hock-Koon, Anthony; Oussalah, Mourad

doi:10.1109/rcis.2010.5507311

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“…Few other works [11], [9] clearly specify the service at the design-time. In our previous papers [9], [12], we focus on the dynamic service composition process and define a composite service metamodel [12]. Our metamodel has the same top-down approach as this paper.…”

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“…Based on [9], [12], we use the abstract service as a designtime product and the concrete service as a run-time product. Every concrete service is also associated with a service description [7] which acts as the target of numerous runtime processes.…”

Section: A Product and Processmentioning

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“…At design-time, SOSE relies on the abstract collaboration schema and abstract composite service [9], [12]. At runtime, these products have their representations named concrete collaboration schema and concrete composite service.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Oussalah

2011

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In this paper, we present the Product-ProcessQuality Framework which provides a clear understanding of the differences between Component-based software engineering (CBSE) and Service-oriented software engineering (SOSE). We intend to provide a conceptual comparison to architects who have to deal with these two software development paradigms. This work completes existing ones which focus on the distinction between Objects and Components.

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2011

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“…Thus, by taking advantage from existing works, we present in this paper a new approach for the composition of context-aware mobile apps. By this approach, we try to fulfill a key software engineering challenge: the reusability of existing entities [5] regardless theirs implementation platforms and thus the mobile devices heterogeneity challenge.…”

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Context-driven composition for mobile applications: a metamodelling approach

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Bendjenna

Amirat

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Nowadays, most human activities rely on the use of mobile devices. The recent massive adoption of this technology explains the increasing demand for specific software. In spite of the large number of available mobile applications (apps) with their different implementation forms, the user's requirements differ from one to another. To tackle this issue and also to cope with the heterogeneous settings offered by the mobile devices available, there is a need for a composition mechanism to take advantage from existing services for developing mobile apps according to user's needs and adaptive to their execution environment. Several composition mechanisms were developed in order to meet the user's requirements using existing software entities. However, these existing approaches do not have a global vision of mobile apps composition (e.g. limiting the composition objects to a one type: components only, services only…etc.). In this paper, we propose a composition mechanism for developing context-aware mobile apps. It enables the composition of existing software entities independently from their implementation platforms (i.e. reusing homogeneous or heterogeneous software entities). It also aims to customize the behavior of the desired mobile app according to the various contextual information of the mobile device. To achieve this goal we follow a metamodeling approach. We propose description languages to define the desired mobile app at several abstract levels and we implement the passage among these descriptions using transformation mechanisms. A case study is presented to illustrate the applicability and the effectiveness of this approach.

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Many to Many Service Discovery: A First Approach

Hock-Koon

Oussalah

2010

Software Architecture

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Expliciting a composite service by a metamodeling approach

Cited by 5 publications

References 17 publications

The Product-Process-Quality Framework

The Product-Process-Quality Framework

Context-driven composition for mobile applications: a metamodelling approach

Many to Many Service Discovery: A First Approach

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