Towards a Model-Driven Approach for Planning a Standard-Based Migration of Enterprise Applications to SOA

Aboulsamh, Mohammed A.

doi:10.1109/services-i.2009.115

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Streamlining Software Migration with Model-Driven Techniques

Damarla,

Deenadayal

2024

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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Streamlining Software Migration with Model-Driven Techniques

Damarla,

Deenadayal

2024

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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An approach with multidigraphs for representing multiple business processes of a SOA

Leme

Rezende²

2012

2012 International Conference on Computer, Information and Telecommunication Systems (CITS)

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Due to benefits such as interoperability and reuse, there is growing adoption of SOA in organizations. The use of SOA and BPEL is a usual way to automate business processes. In a SOA with a high number of business processes sharing services, the analyses of the combined action of these processes on a particular service can be complex. These analyses are relevant, for example, when attempting to guarantee the performance of a service, or to visualize the fragmentation level of a SOA. This paper proposes a representation of business processes in a SOA in the form of a multidigraph, in order to facilitate analyses of the action of business processes in shared services.

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An Effortless Approach for Migrating from Legacy Software Systems to Web Services

Velmurugan¹,

Mohamed²

2012

Information Systems Reengineering for Modern Business Systems

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One of the vital reasons for reverse engineering legacy software systems is to make it inter-operable. Moreover, technological advancements and changes in usability also motivate reverse engineering to exploit new features and incorporate them in legacy software systems. In this context, Web services are emerging and evolving as solutions for software systems for business applications in terms of facilitating interactions between business to business and business to customers. Web services are gaining significance due to inherent features like interoperability, simple implementation, and exploiting the boom in Internet infrastructure. Thus, this work proposes a framework based strategy using .net for effortless migration from legacy software systems to Web services. Further, this work also proposes that software metrics observed during the process of reverse engineering facilitate design of Web services from legacy systems.

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Towards a Model-Driven Approach for Planning a Standard-Based Migration of Enterprise Applications to SOA

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References 5 publications

Streamlining Software Migration with Model-Driven Techniques

Streamlining Software Migration with Model-Driven Techniques

An approach with multidigraphs for representing multiple business processes of a SOA

An Effortless Approach for Migrating from Legacy Software Systems to Web Services

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