Titlebook: Software Composition; 7th International Sy Cesare Pautasso,Éric Tanter Conference proceedings 2008 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2008 A

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Goal-Oriented Composition of Servicesir individual goals. In this paper we use a variant of interface automata as an abstraction of the input/output behaviour of services, which are themselves represented as terms in the .-calculus extended with an action for expressing service collaboration. In this setting, the question whether two o

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Composing Components with Shared Services in the , Modelunications between more than two services. Shared services are defined to explicitly control multipart interactions. Accordingly the communication actions of . are extended. The formal definitions of the . model, the composition of components via their services and their analysis are revisited to in

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Profile-Guided Composition of implementation variants of algorithms and data structures including dynamically switching and converting between them. Based on profiling, the best implementation for a certain context is precomputed at deployment time and selected at runtime. In our experiments, the profile-guided composition o

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Loose Compositions for Autonomic Systemssly detect anomalies and react accordingly. Supervision and actual business logic are intertwined and work together to supply the autonomic features..The paper presents our ongoing work on loose compositions for autonomic systems and introduces the first ideas of a framework based on Java, aspect or

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Supporting Multidisciplinary Software Composition for Interactive Applicationsrequirements on component composition frameworks. We describe a component model that relies on a hierarchical tree of heterogeneous elements communicating through events and data flows. This model allows to assemble, reuse and apply late binding techniques to components as diverse as data management

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Compositional Modeling for Data-Centric Business Applicationsatient portals. However, their complexity makes it difficult to design and implement them. We address these issues from a model-driven perspective by developing a formal, compositional, and domain-specific set of abstractions for the specification and analysis of data-centric business applications.

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