How do Goals Drive the Engineering of Capacity-Driven Web Services?

This paper discusses a goal-based approach for the engineering of capacity-driven Web services. In this approach goals are set to define the roles that these Web services could play in business applications, to frame the requirements that could be put on these Web services, and to identify the proce...

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Published in2010 IEEE 24th International Conference on Advanced Information Networking and Applications Workshops pp. 379 - 386
Main Authors Maamar, Zakaria, Tata, Samir, Benslimane, Djamal, Thiran, Philippe
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 01.04.2010
Subjects
Business continuity
Business logic
Capacity
Conferences
Data privacy
Design engineering
Engineering
Goal
Logic
Requirement
Resists
Runtime environment
Stability
Telecommunications
Web service
Web services
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Summary:This paper discusses a goal-based approach for the engineering of capacity-driven Web services. In this approach goals are set to define the roles that these Web services could play in business applications, to frame the requirements that could be put on these Web services, and to identify the processes in term of business logic that these Web services could implement. Because of the specificities of capacity-driven Web services compared to regular (i. e., mono-capacity) Web services, their engineering in terms of design, development, and deployment needs to be conducted in a complete different way. A Web service that is empowered with several capacities, which are basically operations to execute, has to know which capacity it can choose from several capacities for triggering at run-time. For this purpose, the Web service takes into account different types of requirements like data and privacy that are put on each capacity empowering this Web service. In addition, this paper shows that the goals in the approach to engineering capacity-driven Web services are geared towards three aspects, which as business logic, requirement, and capacity.
ISBN:9781424467013
1424467012
DOI:10.1109/WAINA.2010.119