Colombo Plan

COLOMBO: Deliverable D5.4

COLOMBO: Deliverable 5.2

Automatic Composition of Web Services in Colombo

In this paper we present Colombo, a framework where web services are characterized in terms of (i) message exchanges, (ii) data flow, and (iii) effects on the real world. While all these aspects have been separately considered in the literature, Colombo is the first attempt to address all of them in a single coherent framework. Dealing with all these aspects together, in fact, is particularly c...

The seventeenth-century Dutch hospital in Colombo.

Sri Lanka, known as Ceylon till 1972, is an island which was successively occupied by the Portuguese (1505-1656), the Dutch (1656-1796), and the British (1796-1948). The Portuguese and the Dutch succeeded in conquering only the maritime provinces, the central highlands being under the control of the kings of Kandy, who by force or ruse contrived to keep their kingdom intact from these two Europ...

Colombo: Lightweight middleware for service-oriented computing

F. Curbera M. J. Duftler R. Khalaf W. A. Nagy N. Mukhi S. Weerawarana Colombo is a lightweight platform for developing, deploying, and executing serviceoriented applications. It provides optimized, native runtime support for the serviceoriented-computing model, as opposed to the approach of layering service-oriented applications on a legacy runtime. This approach allows Colombo to provide high ...