SOA engine: services compositions execution in ubiquitous environments
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Luciano Zanuz, Alexsandro Filippetto, Giovane Barcelos, Sergio Crespo C. S. PintoAuthors Info & Claims
Luciano Zanuz, Alexsandro Filippetto, Giovane Barcelos, Sergio Crespo C. S. PintoAuthors Info & ClaimsPages 25 - 28
Abstract
Because of its features of loose coupling and platform independency, SOA is becoming the preferred and more suitable architectural style for ubiquitous or pervasive computing. On the other hand, with the crescent improvement in hardware and software infrastructure, the ubiquitous computing is gaining prominence and must become an effective reality in a few years from now. This paper presents the U-SOA (Ubiquitous Service-Oriented Architecture), more precisely one of its central components, the engine for services compositions execution in ubiquitous environments.
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420 pages
ISBN:9788576691990
DOI:10.1145/1809980
Copyright © 2008 2008 Brazilian Computer Society.
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