SOA4All

SOA4All

• D6.5.1 Specification first prototype of the composition framework nexof 10/05/2009

  This deliverable contains the requirement specification and the design draft of the Execution Engine for Lightweight Processes as well as the description of the implementation of a first running prototype with basic functionality. The Execution Engine will exploit a set of basic mechanisms such as dynamic discovery, selection, adaptation, invocation, mediation, monitoring developed in the other work packages, for supporting the dynamic and adaptive reconfiguration in reaction to environmental changes.

  • D6.5.1 Specification First Prototype Of The Compos Fwork.Pdf
• D6.4.1 Specification and First Prototype Of Service Composition and Adaptation Environment nexof 10/05/2009

  One of the main objectives of SOA4All is to facilitate to a wide spectrum of users the adoption of service-oriented computing, so that they can benefit from the advantages that such paradigm brings. Web services are becoming the de facto standard for the implementation of service-oriented architectures, specially in the case distributed enterprise computing systems, as they enable collaborative business processes and ease their construction by their recombination.

  • D6.4.1 Specific.Prototype Service Comp And Adaptation Envirnt.Pdf
• D6.3.1 First Specification Of Lightweight Process Modelling Language nexof 10/05/2009

  SOA4All concentrates on bringing IT solutions to non-technical users. Existing process modelling languages and special executable process modelling languages are not designed for non-experienced users. Lightweight process modelling seeks to lower the barrier to entry for process modelling. Non-experienced users get advanced guidance during the modelling activities. Lightweight process modelling supports modelling in different abstraction levels and allows switching or drilling between those levels, e.g., coming from a high-level process to a more detailed sub process.

  • D6.3.1 First Specification Of Lightweight Process Modelling Language.Pdf
• D3.4.3 MicroWSMO and hRESTS nexof 10/05/2009

  The Web 2.0 wave brings, among other aspects, the Programmable Web: increasing numbers of Web sites provide machine-oriented APIs and Web services. However, most APIs are only described with text in HTML documents. The lack of machine-readable API descriptions affects the feasibility of semantic annotation and the application of Semantic Web Service automation technologies.

  • D3.4.3 Microwsmo 96 Defining First Version Microwsmo On Microformats Rdfa.Pdf
• D3.4.2 WSMO-Lite: Lightweight Semantic Descriptions for Services on the Web nexof 10/05/2009

  This document defines WSMO-Lite, a lightweight set of semantic service descriptions in RDFS that can be used for annotations of various WSDL elements using the SAWSDL annotation mechanism. We exploit the standard languages of W3C including RDF and RDFS as well as various extensions of those languages such as OWL, WSML and RIF for semantic service descriptions.

  • D3.4.2 Defining Wsmo Lite As An Extension Of Sawsdl.Pdf
• D1.4.1a SOA4All Reference Architecture nexof 10/05/2009
  This document presents the SOA4All architecture from several view points. It provides a high level description of the SOA4All platform by showing the relationship between the SOA4All core infrastructure services, the SOA4All Platform Services, and the SOA4All Studio. Based on a general architecture design methodology, the document specifies in more details the different components of the SOA4All platform, and their relationships to and dependencies.
  • D1.4.1a Soa4all Reference Architecture.Pdf