Systematic Literature Review on Service Oriented Architecture Modeling

Zaafouri, Khouloud; Chaabane, Mariam; Rodriguez, Ismael Bouassida

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-86970-0_15

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“…The relationship between a service provider and consumer is dynamic and established at runtime by a binding mechanism done by the orchestration point. This dynamic binding minimizes the dependencies between the service consumer and service provider, which supports the loose coupling feature of the architecture [8,9].…”

Section: Soa-based Software Architecture For Educational Institutesmentioning

confidence: 90%

“…To clearly show the flow of actions when a client demand an execution of a UCS functionality, a simple flow diagram (that is adopted from these references [8][9][10][11] with customization to UCSs architecture )is shown in Figure 3. (1) When a client needs to execute a certain UCSs service, the orchestration point starts with a receive activity in which it receives the client request; (2) then, proceeds with invoking the suitable UCSs service; (3) the required service confirms the invocation request and (4) finishes by replying back to the client.…”

Section: Soa-based Software Architecture For Educational Institutesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Exploratory Study to the Common Architecture of University Computerized Systems and the Solution to its Architectural Problems

Awad¹

2022

IJCSMC

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This research has been focused on exploring the common architecture of university computerized systems (UCSs) to discover the common gaps and problems available in the architecture of most universities worldwide. Three universities have been selected to study and explore the common architecture of their systems; in addition to the literature of other universities. As a result, there are several problems in this architecture; these problems are direct results of tight-coupling, stand-alone applications, integration gap and interoperability gap. Therefore, this research has presented Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) as a solution to the mentioned problems. The solution has been described and a prototype has been designed, implemented and tested successfully as a proof to concept.

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Section: Soa-based Software Architecture For Educational Institutesmentioning

confidence: 90%