Programming Language Design for Event-Driven Service Composition

Programming Language Design for Event-Driven Service Composition

To adapt to rapidly changing market conditions and increase the return of investment, today’s IT solutions usually combine service-oriented architecture (SOA) and event-driven architecture (EDA) that support reusability, flexibility, and responsiveness of business processes. Programming languages for development of event-driven service compositions face several main challenges. First, a languag...

Event Driven Monitoring for Service Composition Infrastructures

We present an event-based monitoring approach for service composition infrastructures. While existing approaches mostly monitor these infrastructures in isolation, we provide a holistic monitoring approach by leveraging Complex Event Processing (CEP) techniques. The goal is to avoid fragmentation of monitoring data across different subsystems in large enterprise environments by connecting vario...

Programming language design for service-oriented systems

Designing systems in a service-oriented manner, in which application features are decoupled and run as independently executing services over a network, is becoming more commonplace and popular. Service-oriented programming provides a natural way to model and manage many types of systems and allows software development teams to achieve operational flexibility, scalability, and reliability in a c...

Medley: An Event-Driven Lightweight Platform for Service Composition

An XML Programming Language for Web Service Specification and Composition

XML is the lingua franca for data exchange on the Internet. Among its many possible uses, XML is ideal for publishing documents on Web sites, for storing catalogs in electronic market places, and for exchanging data between business processes. Even though some data sources will probably continue to use relational and object-relational database systems as a primary form of storage, we expect tha...