Paper Info
Title
Managing and Delivering Trustworthy Context-Dependent Services
Abstract
Service-oriented architecture (SOA) is emerging as the future of distributed computing and enterprise application development. The two key issues in service-oriented applications should be that every provided service meets the expected trust level set by the service requester, and the provided service satisfies its contract in the context of service provision. In order to enforce these issues, it is necessary to specify in the service its trustworthiness properties, and the relationship between its contracts and the contexts in which it is to be provided. However, current approaches have failed to specify them. The FrSeC architecture proposed in this paper aims to remedy this situation. The architecture supports the specification, publication, discovery, selection, and composition of services, where a service with its functional and nonfunctional aspects is bound to a context-driven contract. A family of Service Provision Specification Languages (SPSL) is introduced to specify the architectural elements. The semantic domain behind SPSL is an abstract architecture description formalism based on set theory and logic. This paper provides an overview of FrSeC framework and gives SPSL descriptions for Service Registry, and Service Requester in FrSeC.
Year
DOI
Venue
2011
10.1109/ICEBE.2011.56
e-Business Engineering
Keywords
Field
DocType
spsl description,frsec framework,service-oriented architecture,delivering trustworthy context-dependent services,service registry,service requester,abstract architecture description formalism,context-driven contract,service provision specification languages,service provision,frsec architecture,set theory,level set,satisfiability,specification language,formal specification,context dependent,distributed processing,soa,service oriented architecture,application development,distributed computing
Service design,Service level objective,Software engineering,Service (systems architecture),Computer science,Knowledge management,Differentiated service,Service level requirement,Data as a service,Service delivery framework,Service-oriented architecture
Conference
ISBN
Citations 
PageRank 
978-1-4577-1404-7
3
0.54
References 
Authors
4
3
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Naseem Ibrahim1836.78
V.S Alagar2323.48
Mubarak Mohammad311810.64