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Schahram Dustdar
Fei Li
Service Engineering
European Research Results
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Schahram Dustdar Fei Li
Vienna University of Technology Vienna University of Technology
Information Systems Institute Information Systems Institute
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Preface
Service-oriented Computing (SOC) is posing increasing challenges to traditional
softwareengineeringmethodologiesincludingspecification,modeling,architecture,
and verification, just to name a few. On the other hand, the latest advancements
in softwareengineeringare continuouslyleveragedin SOCresearch,especiallyin
the design and implementation of service-oriented systems. The mutual impacts
betweenSOCandsoftwareengineeringhavebeenseeninthelastdecade,andgreat
researcheffortshavebeendevotedtothefield.Theseresearcheffortsaregenerally
referredtoasServiceEngineering.
In Europe, many research projects have been funded to address a large spectrum
ofresearchchallengesinserviceengineering.However,inspiteoftheconsiderable
effortsandsignificantcontributions,fewhaveattemptedtosummarizetheresearch
results systematically. To provide a coherent and consolidated view on the Euro-
peancommunityinserviceengineering,theEuropeanCommissionhasestablished
acollaborationworkinggrouponServiceEngineering,whichisleadbySchahram
Dustdar.Thisbookisajointcontributionofthisworkinggroup.
This bookaims at introducingthe state of the art of service engineeringbased on
theresearchresultsachievedinEuropeanprojects.Giventhebroadnessofresearch
aspectsinSOCandtherichselectionofsoftwareengineeringmethods,acoherent
visionofserviceengineeringiscriticaltothereadabilityofthebook.Tothisend,a
seriesofusecasesfromthetelecommunicationfield havebeencarefullydesigned
and serve as a motivatingcase study for all contributions,which addressdifferent
aspectsoftheseusecasesintheirownways.Becauseofthecrosscuttingnatureof
theresearchchallenges,classifyingthecontributionsintoseveralthemeswouldonly
givereadersan over-simplifiedvisionofthe field. Instead,we employthe S-Cube
ConceptualResearchFrameworktoidentifytheresearchdomainsandcross-cutting
issuesaddressedbyeachcontribution.
Sincetheinitiationofthisbook,somenoticeabletrendsinserviceengineeringhave
been observed.In contrastto the varietiesof research problems,two areas in soft-
ware engineering emerge to be the main sources of methodologies employed in
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thisbook:a)Model-drivenEngineeringandb)AdaptiveSoftwareArchitectures.At
design-time,Model-drivenEngineeringfacilitatesdifferentphasesofservicedevel-
opment. At runtime, with model management systems, models are also exploited
forservicecompliancechecking.Intheareaofadaptivesoftwarearchitecture,the
keyfeaturesofSOC,suchasloose-coupling,late-binding,servicediscovery,anddy-
namic composition,have alreadyensured adaptabilityof service-orientedsystems.
Servicesarethemeanstoimplementadaptability,aswellasaresultofpastachieve-
mentsinadaptivesoftwarearchitecture.
Byextensivelysummarizingthestateoftheartofserviceengineering,thisbookof-
fersaviewonhowSOCresearchisinlinewiththelatestdevelopmentofsoftware
engineering.OnecanexpectmoreinteractionsbetweenSOCandsoftwareengineer-
ingtoenrichserviceengineeringmethodologiesinthefuture.
Vienna,August,2010 SchahramDustdar
FeiLi
Contents
1 DescribingCaseStudiesandClassifyingResearchApproaches ..... 1
AntonioBucchiarone,RamanKazhamiakin,ValentinaMazza,and
PierluigiPlebani
2 Model-drivenServiceEngineeringwithSoaML .................. 25
BrianElvesæter,CyrilCarrez,ParastooMohagheghi,Arne-Jørgen
Berre,SveinG.JohnsenandArnorSolberg
3 ModellingServiceRequirementsVariability:TheDiVAWay ....... 55
Phil Greenwood, Ruzanna Chitchyan, Dhouha Ayed, Vincent
Girard-Reydet,FranckFleurey,VegardDehlenandArnorSolberg
4 Coordination,OrganisationandModel-drivenApproachesfor
Dynamic,Flexible,RobustSoftwareandServicesEngineering...... 85
JuanCarlosNieves,JulianPadget,WambertoVasconcelos,Athanasios
Staikopoulos,OwenCliffe,FrankDignum,JavierVa´zquez-Salceda,
Siobha´nClarke,andChrisReed
5 Model-awareMonitoringofSOAsforCompliance................ 117
Ta’idHolmes,EmmanuelMulo,UweZdun,andSchahramDustdar
6 IntegratingPerfectiveandCorrectiveAdaptationofService-based
Applications................................................ 137
AndreasGehlert,AndreasMetzger,DimkaKarastoyanova,Raman
Kazhamiakin,KlausPohl,FrankLeymannandMarcoPistore
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7 Combining Domain-driven Design and Mashups for Service
Development ............................................... 171
CarlosA.Iglesias,Jose´ I.Ferna´ndez-Villamor,DaviddelPozo,Luca
GarulliandBoniGarc´ıa
8 GuidanceinBusinessProcessModelling ........................ 201
AndreasBartho,GerdGro¨ner,TirdadRahmani,YutingZhaoandSrdjan
Zivkovic
9 AdaptiveServiceBindingwithLightweightSemanticWebServices . 233
CarlosPedrinaci,DaveLambert,MariaMaleshkova,DongLiu,John
Domingue,andRetoKrummenacher
10 Designing and Adapting Service-based Systems: A Service
DiscoveryFramework ....................................... 261
GeorgeSpanoudakisandAndreaZisman
11 VRESCo – ViennaRuntime EnvironmentforService-oriented
Computing................................................. 299
Waldemar Hummer, Philipp Leitner, Anton Michlmayr, Florian
Rosenberg,andSchahramDustdar
Glossary ..........................................................325
Index ............................................................. 337
Acronyms
A@P Attribute-orientedProgramming
AgWS AgentifiedServices
AO Aspect-orientedtheencapsulationofcrosscuttingconcerns.
AOM Aspect-orientedModeling
AOSD Aspect-orientedSoftwareDevelopment
API ApplicationProgrammingInterface
ASR AutomaticSpeechRecognition
BAM BusinessArchitectureModel
BI BusinessIntelligence
BMM BusinessMotivationModel
BPEL BusinessProcessExecutionLanguage
BPEL4SWS BusinessProcessExecutionLanguageforSemanticWebServices
BPM BusinessProcessManagement
BPMN BusinessProcessModelingNotation
CD ContextDiagram
CEP ComplexEventProcessing
CIM Computationalindependentmodel
CPO CellPhoneOperator
CRM CustomerRelationshipManagement
ASM AbstractStateMachines
CWA ClosedWorldAssumption
DBMS DataBaseManagementSystem
DDD DomainDrivenDesign
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x Acronyms
DSPL DynamicSoftwareProductLine
ECA EventConditionAction
EPC Event-drivenProcessChain
EPF EclipseProcessFramework
EPL EventProcessingLanguage
ERP EnterpriseRessourcePlanning
ESB EnterpriseServiceBus
GReQL GraphRepositoryQueryLanguage
IM InstantMessaging
IDE IntegratedDevelopmentEnvironment
IOPE Inputs,OutputsPreconditionsandEffects(IOPE)
IRF IntegratedResearchFramework
JDO JavaDataObjects
JEE JavaEnterpriseEdition
JMX JavaManagementExtensions
JSP JavaServerPages
LSA LatentSemanticAnalysis
M2M Modeltomodel
M2T Modeltotext
MAS Multi-agentsystem
MDA Model-drivenArchitecture
MDD Model-drivenDevelopment
MDE Model-drivenEngineering
MDSD Model-drivenSoftwareDevelopment
MDSE Model-drivenserviceengineering
MicroWSMO MicroWebServiceModelingOntology
MORSE Model-awareRepositoryandServiceEnvironment
MPSP MobilePhoneServicePortability
MSOAM MainstreamSOAMethodology
MVC Model-View-Controller
NLP NaturalLanguageProcessing
OMG ObjectManagementGroup
OOAD Object-orientedAnalysisandDesign
