2009 Fourth International Conference on Internet and Web Applications and Services 2009
DOI: 10.1109/iciw.2009.10
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TeamCom: A Service Creation Platform for Next Generation Networks

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“…The most remarkable approach for automated service adaptation is presented within the scope of the TeamCom project [50] [49] [52] (see Figure 13), which deals with cases in which the developer describes the business process using BPEL but the resulting BPEL process is not necessarily executable on a BPEL-engine. The TeamCom platform translates the resulting BPEL process in XML; next, these files are in turn transformed into Java code that is deployable on a JAIN Service Logic Execution Environment (JSLEE) server [53].…”
Section: Approaches For Service Adaptationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The most remarkable approach for automated service adaptation is presented within the scope of the TeamCom project [50] [49] [52] (see Figure 13), which deals with cases in which the developer describes the business process using BPEL but the resulting BPEL process is not necessarily executable on a BPEL-engine. The TeamCom platform translates the resulting BPEL process in XML; next, these files are in turn transformed into Java code that is deployable on a JAIN Service Logic Execution Environment (JSLEE) server [53].…”
Section: Approaches For Service Adaptationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Notwithstanding such predominance for representing business process, BPEL/BPEL4REST have not been developed for control of specific communication services [50], particularly in real time like usually Telecom services require. Consequently, BPEL and its associated execution servers are not appropriate in the sense that they cannot provide the availability requirements necessary for convergent service execution [48].…”
Section: Industrial Approaches For Service Executionmentioning
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“…Para la fase de composición, enfoques como [5][6][7][8][9] construyen herramientas o ambientes de creación de servicios; otros como [10][11][12] se enfocan en la técnicas de recuperación y composición dinámica, haciendo énfasis en alternativas semánticas. En la fase de despliegue, trabajos como [13][14][15] realizan un despliegue inicial del servicio, considerando en él solo las funciones o lógica principal, y dejando de lado actividades de configuración, activación e instalación, todas ellas necesarias para activar adecuadamente la fase de operación del servicio. Por último, la fase de operación tiene una relevancia empresarial alta, principalmente por ser esta la que prepara el servicio para su consumo final.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…In (Lehmann, et al, 2009) the authors also propose convergent services orchestration using BPEL, but unlike previous work, the adaptation module is used at design time, so that it does not affect performance; however, the orchestration must be performed by means of manual techniques, which requires advanced knowledge on different protocols and asynchronous events of the telecommunications domain, for which the BPEL language is not very suitable (Bond, Cheung, & Levenshteyn, 2009). Based on the previous state of the art, it is possible to state that the way to orchestrate services in converged environments is not yet clear.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%