Dynamic generation of transactional contracts for hierarchical workflows

K. Rajaram, C. Babu, Arun Adiththan
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Service orientation is gaining momentum in distributed software applications, mainly because it facilitates interoperability. Service composition has been acknowledged as a promising approach to meet the user demands, whenever a single service cannot fulfill the needs. It is essential to ensure the reliability of the composed service, as the component services are offered by multiple providers from different organizations. The behavioral or transactional properties of component services determine the reliability of the composite service. The guaranteed values on transactional properties of every service must be recorded in a contract as agreed by a consumer and a provider, in order to avoid unpredictable performance in service provisioning. The approach proposed in this paper enables generation of contracts at runtime along with transactional guarantees, based on the frequently changing business requirements of service consumers. The approach is experimented with a case study of Scan Report Generation in healthcare domain.
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为分层工作流动态生成事务契约
面向服务在分布式软件应用程序中越来越流行,主要是因为它促进了互操作性。当单个服务不能满足需求时,服务组合被认为是满足用户需求的一种很有前途的方法。确保组合服务的可靠性至关重要,因为组件服务是由来自不同组织的多个提供者提供的。组件服务的行为或事务属性决定了组合服务的可靠性。每个服务的事务属性的保证值必须按照使用者和提供者的约定记录在契约中,以避免服务供应中出现不可预测的性能。本文中提出的方法支持在运行时生成契约以及基于服务消费者频繁变化的业务需求的事务保证。以医疗保健领域的扫描报告生成为例,对该方法进行了实验研究。
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