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Sensoria Bibliography Site Specifying and Composing Interaction Protocols for Service-Oriented System Modelling
Joao Abreu, Laura Bocchi, José Luiz Fiadeiro, Antónia Lopes

abstract:
We present and discuss a formal, high-level approach to the specification and composition of interaction protocols for service-oriented systems. This work is being developed within thedevelop a formal approach to event-based architectures that serves two main purposes: to characterise the modularisation properties that result from the algebraic structures induced on systems by this discipline of coordination; and to further validate and extend the Community approach to architectural modelling with 'implicit invocation', or 'publish/subscribe' interactions. This is a first step towards a formal integration of architectural styles SENSORIA project as part of a language and formal framework supporting the modelling of complex services at the business level, i.e. independent of the underlying platform and the languages in which services are programmed and deployed. Our approach is based on a novel language and logic of interactions, and a mathematical semantics of composition based on graphs. We illustrate our approach using a case study provided by Telecom Italia, one of our industrial partners in the project.
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