Generating Adapters for Concurrent Component Protocol Synchronisation

Schmidt, Heinz; Reussner, Ralf

doi:10.1007/978-0-387-35496-5_15

Cited by 39 publications

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“…However, we have designed each operator based on common mismatch pattern identified in prior work. Specifically, the flow, scatter gather, and hide operators correspond to the mismatch patterns identified in [9,1,3] 8 , the collapse operator corresponds to the "bundling patterns" supported in SAP XI (see Section 6) while the burst performs the opposite of the collapse.…”

Section: Interface Transformation Algebramentioning

confidence: 99%

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Adapt or Perish: Algebra and Visual Notation for Service Interface Adaptation

Dumas

Spork

Wang

2006

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

111

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Abstract. The proliferation of services on the web is leading to the formation of service ecosystems wherein services interact with one another in ways not necessarily foreseen during their development or deployment. A key challenge in this setting is service mediation: the act of retrofitting existing services by intercepting, storing, transforming, and (re-)routing messages going into and out of these services so they can interact in unforeseen manners. This paper addresses a sub-problem of service mediation, namely service interface adaptation, that arises when the interface that a service provides does not match the interface that it is expected to provide in a given interaction. The paper focuses on reconciling mismatches between behavioural interfaces, i.e. interfaces that capture ordering constraints between interactions. It presents a declarative approach to service interface adaptation based on: (i) an algebra over behavioural interfaces; and (ii) a visual language that allows pairs of provided-required interfaces to be linked through algebraic expressions. These expressions are fed into an execution engine that intercepts, buffers, transforms and forwards messages to enact the adaptation logic.

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Section: Interface Transformation Algebramentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Another technique for generation of adaptors for behavioural interfaces is defined in [9]. As in Yellin & Strom , the authors deal with mismatches corresponding to the "Flow", "Gather" and "Scatter" operators, not with "Burst", "Collapse" and "Hide".…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

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Adapt or Perish: Algebra and Visual Notation for Service Interface Adaptation

Dumas

Spork

Wang

2006

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

111

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“…In this case, the provider of the service is responsible for mediating between the interface that it is expected to provide, and the one that it actually implements. This mediation (or adaptation) process has been the subject of several research efforts [17,4].…”

Section: Behavioural Interfacementioning

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Standards for Web Service Choreography and Orchestration: Status and Perspectives

Barros¹,

Dumas

Oaks

2006

Business Process Management Workshops

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Abstract. Web service composition has been the subject of a number of standardisation initiatives. These initiatives have met various difficulties and had mixed degrees of success, and none of them has yet attained both de facto and de jure status. This paper reviews two of these initiatives with respect to a framework wherein service composition is approached from multiple interrelated perspectives. One conclusion is that standardisation initiatives in this area have not been built on top of an explicitly defined overarching conceptual foundation. The paper outlines a research agenda aimed at identifying requirements and concepts that should be addressed by and incorporated into these standards.

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“…Existing (global) adaptation approaches [27,21,14,8,11] proceed by generating a global adaptor for the whole system which is seen as a closed one. First of all this is costly.…”

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Adaptation of Open Component-Based Systems

Poizat

Salaün

2007

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. Software adaptation aims at generating software pieces called adaptors to compensate interface and behavioural mismatch between components or services. This is crucial to foster reuse. So far, adaptation techniques have proceeded by computing global adaptors for closed systems made up of a fixed set of components. This is not satisfactory when the systems may evolve, with components entering or leaving it at any time, e.g., for pervasive computing. To enable adaptation on such systems, we propose tool-equipped adaptation techniques for the computation of open systems adaptors. Our proposal also support incremental adaptation to avoid the computation of global adaptors.

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Generating Adapters for Concurrent Component Protocol Synchronisation

Cited by 39 publications

References 19 publications

Adapt or Perish: Algebra and Visual Notation for Service Interface Adaptation

Adapt or Perish: Algebra and Visual Notation for Service Interface Adaptation

Standards for Web Service Choreography and Orchestration: Status and Perspectives

Adaptation of Open Component-Based Systems

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