Web Service Based Asynchronous Service Execution Environment

Cipolla, Davide; Cosso, Fabrizio; Demartini, Matteo; Drewniok, Marc; Moggia, Francesco; Renditore, Paola; Sienel, Jürgen

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-93851-4_30

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“…The user acting as service creator may use the service simulator to identify this kind of composition errors which cannot be automatically detected by the service checker. The OPUCE platform also included a module called Service Lifecycle Manager [14] which was in charge of performing complex deployment tasks and resource management. Those operations are necessary for a huge system designed to be used by thousands of people with several machines acting as containers, but in the relatively small environment of home care, they are not required.…”

Section: System Architecturementioning

confidence: 99%

User-driven context aware creation and execution of home care applications

et al. 2010

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In the Internet world, the tags Web 2.0 and user centricity have been used in recent times to reflect the democratization of the Web where end users are no longer passive entities and have assumed a key role in which they create content themselves. The evolution of this paradigm in the Internet has even given birth to tools like Microsoft Popfly or Yahoo Pipes, thanks to which end users with no specific computer skills are able to create their own highly personalized services. In an environment like home care, where each user has very specific individualized needs, the application of this new paradigm seems very promising, and to promote that philosophy porting, this paper presents a system to allow each individual and his/her carers to build, execute, and manage the specific personalized monitoring, comfort, automation, and safety applications required. Additionally, thanks to built-in, context awareness capabilities, the applications created are automatically adapted to the context of the users inside the proposed system, eliminating the need for frequent humanmachine interaction which is of the uttermost importance for impaired users.

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Section: System Architecturementioning

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User-driven context aware creation and execution of home care applications

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“…Figure 4 represents the service execution architecture and the deployment function that is described in the next paragraph. More details about the execution model can be found in [7].…”

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OPUCE: A telco-driven service mash-up approach

Sienel¹,

Martín

Zorita³

et al. 2009

Bell Labs Tech. J.

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For instance, Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) technology seems to be a promising and cheap alternative to traditional voice services.Hence, operators have been pushed to explore new opportunities such as content provisioning, to expand their offers in order to sell value-added services that would lead to higher profit margins [8]. However, while telcos have been making huge network investments and migrations for years, new IT competitors can offer similar services in the near future, more closely integrated with the plethora of information services available on the Web.

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“…To execute an OPUCE service created following the above composition model, we need to translate the service description into a BPEL script that interacts with the event gateway. The execution model of an OPUCE service is based on the following algorithm [7]:…”

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A User-Centric Mobile Service Creation Approach Converging Telco and IT Services

Falcarin

Álamo

et al. 2009

2009 Eighth International Conference on Mobile Business

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Abstract-While new competitors are threatening the traditional business models of Telecommunications operators by providing their services directly to the customer, usercentric service creation paradigm brings new opportunities for operators to deliver diverse, attractive, and profitable services directly to the end-user. This paper discusses the service creation model, architecture and implementation in the European Union sponsored research project OPUCE (Open Platform for User-Centric Service Creation and Execution), which aims at enabling end-users to use their smart mobile devices for both creating and consuming personalized services.

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Web Service Based Asynchronous Service Execution Environment

Cited by 7 publications

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User-driven context aware creation and execution of home care applications

User-driven context aware creation and execution of home care applications

OPUCE: A telco-driven service mash-up approach

A User-Centric Mobile Service Creation Approach Converging Telco and IT Services

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