Framework for the Analysis of the Adaptability, Extensibility, and Scalability of Semantic Information Integration and the Context Mediation Approach

Gannon, Thomas F.; Madnick, Stuart E.; Moulton, Allen; Siegel, Michael; Sabbouh, Marwan; Zhu, Hongwei

doi:10.2139/ssrn.1356653

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“…Thus, the number of predefined conversions is largely reduced. As discussed in (Gannon et al 2009), the mechanism of the conversion composition significantly enhances the adaptability, extensibility, and scalability of the COIN-based solution.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The algorithm of conversion composition can be found in (Zhu and Madnick 2006). Compared to the brute-force integration approaches, the mechanism of constructing composite conversions consisting of parameterized atomic conversions significantly enhances the adaptability and scalability of our reconciliation solution (Gannon et al 2009;Zhu and Madnick 2006).…”

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“…To evaluate the benefits of our reconciliation solution, we take the evaluation framework that utilizes an analytical approach to indirectly measure human efforts with respect to the number of conversions to be manually specified and maintained over time (Gannon et al 2009). The measurements of the framework are as follows:…”

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“…Researchers argue that a mediator should rewrite database queries and query results to abstract from different representations and units [7]. Gannon et al extended this idea by developing a language that allows integrating new information sources by specifying transformation rules [19]. Both approaches cover only pull-based, static database access, with a known recipient of the requested data.…”

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Proceedings of the 6th ACM International Conference on Distributed Event-Based Systems

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Event-based systems (EBS) enable companies to respond to changes in their environment in a timely manner. To interpret event notifications, knowledge about their context is essential. The matching mechanisms of publish/subscribe systems depend on a common interpretation of event notifications and subscriptions that may span organisational boundaries. To mediate between such semantic contexts, we developed ACTrESS, a distributed middleware addon for automatic context transformation in event-based software systems and message-oriented middleware (MOM) in general. Transformations are substitutable at runtime and transparent to the user. ACTrESS is built on top of a production strength open source MOM extending the Java Message Service API. In this paper we present the challenges arising from differing contexts in event-based systems. We introduce ACTrESS and evaluate our solution using workloads derived from findings from research projects dealing with real-world applications of EBS.

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