SAP Research RoofTop Marketplace: Putting a Face on Service-Oriented Architectures

Hoyer, Volker; Gilles, Florian; Janner, Till; Stanoevska‐Slabeva, Katarina

doi:10.1109/services-i.2009.107

Cited by 11 publications

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“…Other works such as [12] exist where the focus is on the use of components and mashup user interfaces to construct applications appropriate to the user's needs. This is done by users creating their own environments from a collection of components.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Web Services Infrastructure for the Management of Mashup Interfaces

Vallecillos

Criado

Fernández-García

et al. 2016

Service-Oriented Computing – ICSOC 2015 Workshops

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Abstract. In the technological world of today, user interfaces (as an essential part of many software applications) are constantly changing in order to meet the needs of different users and adapt to their environment. Accordingly, there is a need for mechanisms to carry out these change processes. This article describes a structure of web services which support the adaptation which constructs mashup type web user interfaces. These interfaces are constructed using third party component architectures, called COTSgets.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Web Services Infrastructure for the Management of Mashup Interfaces

Vallecillos

Criado

Fernández-García

et al. 2016

Service-Oriented Computing – ICSOC 2015 Workshops

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“…First a Web API client sends a request message (1) to execute the Web API. The message (1) consists of input parameters such as "query=2010". After receiving the message (1), the Web API assigns the values from input parameters "id", "pass" and "query" to local variables "id", "pass" and "query".…”

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confidence: 99%

“…During the software development of web applications, developers usually face reusing the existing data and functionality of existing web applications as the application needs to be changed [1]. When the data and functionality is available as a web service API, or Web API, developers can easily use and combine them with little testing.…”

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confidence: 99%

Web API Creation for Enterprise Mashup

Tanaka

Kume

Matsuo

2011

2011 IEEE World Congress on Services

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It is desirable for web applications to be reusable, for example in case a vendor wants to deliver new valuable services by using and combining existing applications quickly. One of the well-known ways of reusing web applications, Mashup, has become popular in the web development community and applied to many open web sites, as we can just combine the data retrieved from Web pages or APIs of the web applications. But in the case of the Mashup of enterprise web applications, or Enterprise Mashup, it is quite difficult since these applications are often not intended to be reusable and have no Web APIs. That means we have to create the Web APIs for the applications, which takes much work. In this paper, we describe a light-weight Web API creation methodology in order to create Web APIs for enterprise web applications much more easily than we can by extending the source code. The created Web API can connect to the web application just as a client who has an account does. So we can create a Web API for Enterprise Mashup without modifying the application at all and we can call the Web API securely using the user account information of the application. We developed the implementation of our methodology and applied it to actual applications to evaluate its effectiveness.

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“…By means of a literature analysis of market research institute reports [1,4,8,20] and by taking experiences from first mashup implementations into account [21,22], we identify the following open challenges concerning the enterprise adoption of the mashup paradigm. They are clustered in three dimensions: technical, organizational, and business perspective.…”

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The FAST Platform: An Open and Semantically-Enriched Platform for Designing Multi-channel and Enterprise-Class Gadgets

Hoyer

Janner

Delchev³

et al. 2009

Service-Oriented Computing – ICSOC 2007

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Abstract. The transfer of the mashup paradigm in corporate environments needs additional capabilities beyond those typically associated with consumer mashups. In this paper, we present the architecture of the FAST platform which allows creating enterprise-class and multi-channel visual building blocks (so called gadgets) in an ad-hoc manner. The design of complex enterprise-class gadgets is supported by an integrated semantic concept which hides the complexity from the actual users. The architectural components of the platform, a technical life cycle model for enterprise mashups, and the FAST gadget ontology are presented. By means of a cross-organizational real-world scenario from the marketing/ promotion event area, we demonstrate the value and potential of the FAST platform.

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SAP Research RoofTop Marketplace: Putting a Face on Service-Oriented Architectures

Cited by 11 publications

References 10 publications

A Web Services Infrastructure for the Management of Mashup Interfaces

A Web Services Infrastructure for the Management of Mashup Interfaces

Web API Creation for Enterprise Mashup

The FAST Platform: An Open and Semantically-Enriched Platform for Designing Multi-channel and Enterprise-Class Gadgets

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