Titlebook: Emerging Web Services Technology Volume III; Walter Binder,Schahram Dustdar Conference proceedings 2010Latest edition The Editor(s) (if ap

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-4186-7vice oriented software technologies. The service component framework presented in the paper is implemented by a middleware platform, known as the MidGate platform, and is functionally validated via a laboratory prototype system implementation overviewed in the paper.

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A Mediator-Based Approach to Resolving Interface Heterogeneity of Web Services,t three different mediation strategies, one based on structural message similarity, one based on semantically annotated WSDL, and one which is embedded into the VRESCo SOA runtime, a larger research project with explicit support for service mediation.

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A Distributed Service Component Framework for Interoperable and Modular Service-Oriented Pervasive vice oriented software technologies. The service component framework presented in the paper is implemented by a middleware platform, known as the MidGate platform, and is functionally validated via a laboratory prototype system implementation overviewed in the paper.

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Bringing Agility to Business Process Management: Rules Deployment in an SOA, analysis vendor which weeks to showcase how using business rule management (BRM) as a mean for modeling decisions can help achieve a much sought-after agility to BPM. This prototype relies on the integrated modeling of business rules (BRs) and BPs, and rule deployment as web services part of an SOA.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-61819-2 modeling and processing functional and non-functional-property constraints which may be extracted from business process contracts. This work proposes a framework that responds to the requirements identified and proposes an architecture implementing it. Our approach is also illustrated by an example.

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Service Contract Compliance Management in Business Process Management, modeling and processing functional and non-functional-property constraints which may be extracted from business process contracts. This work proposes a framework that responds to the requirements identified and proposes an architecture implementing it. Our approach is also illustrated by an example.

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