Program Strategic pentru Promovarea Inovarii n Servicii prin

Educaie Deschis, Continu (INSEED)

POSDRU/86/1.2./S/57748
Proiect cofinanat din Fondul Social European prin Programul
Operaional Sectorial Dezvoltarea Resurselor Umane 2007-2013
Program Strategic pentru Promovarea Inovarii n Servicii prin
Educaie Deschis, Continu (INSEED)
POSDRU/86/1.2./S/57748
Proiect cofinanat din Fondul Social European prin Programul
Operaional Sectorial Dezvoltarea Resurselor Umane 2007-2013
Service Engineering and Management Service Engineering and Management
Business Service Integration and Management Business Service Integration and Management
Service oriented architecture
Service oriented architecture
Modeling Language
Modeling Language
Anca Daniela Ionita
Universitatea Politehnica din Bucureti
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Summary
Services Reference Models
OASIS Services Reference Model
Service oriented architecture Modeling
Language
Capability Diagram
Service Interface Diagram
Service Contract Diagram
Message Diagram
Participants Diagram
Services Architecture Diagram
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OASIS Services Reference Model
Reference architecture
abstract architectural elements in the domain
what is necessary for realizing these elements,
independently of technology
Principles
value exchange between independent participants;
stakeholders own resources;
rules of engagement defined through policies and
contracts.
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Views
Business via Services
What SOA means for people
SOA users, decision makers, architects, analysts
Realizing SOA
Requirements for constructing SOA
Architects, analysts, decision makers
Owning SOA
Ownership and management
Service providers, service consumers, decision
makers
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Models of the OASIS Reference
Architecture
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Summary
Services Reference Models
OASIS Services Reference Model
Service oriented architecture Modeling
Language
Capability Diagram
Service Interface Diagram
Service Contract Diagram
Message Diagram
Participants Diagram
Services Architecture Diagram
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Service oriented architecture
Modeling Language
Service oriented architecture Modeling
Language (SoaML)
UML profile
Object Management Group (OMG)
specification and design of services
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Basic Concepts 1/2
An agent represents an
autonomous entity that can
adapt to the environment and
interact with it.
A capability represents the
ability to act and produce a
result; it groups a coherent set
of functions provided by a
service.
Collaboration is an extension
of the UML concept, intended
to describe Service Contracts
and Services Architectures.
Collaboration use shows how
Service Contracts and Service
Architectures are fulfilled.
A consumer uses services
without being necessarily
known to the service provider.
A milestone is used for
depicting progress in
behaviors.
A participant may be a provider
and / or a consumer of
services.
A provider is an entity that
provides a service.
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Basic Concepts 2/2
A request port is used by a
Participant to make requests and
consume services.
A service is a resource that
enables access to one or more
capabilities, through an interface
and a description of constraints
and policies.
A service channel is a
communication path between a
request port from a consumer and
a service port from a provider.
A service contract is a
formalization of the exchange of
goods and information between
providers and consumers, with no
regard for the service realization.
A service interface is used for
service or request ports, to define
the responsibilities of a participant
to provide or consume a service.
A service operation post condition
represents a real world effect.
The service port is a connection
point on a Participant, where a
service is actually provided or
consumed.
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Capability Diagram
functions called capabilities
relationships between them, called links.
specification of a service without regard
for how that service might be implemented
and subsequently offered to consumers by
a Participant.
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Example of Capability Diagram
Edited with Modelio 2.2.0, The Open Source modeling environment
Example from SoaML Designer Users Guide
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Service Interface Diagram
Service Interface
Parts - roles played by the connected
participants involved with the service
(service provider / consumer).
Relationships
use link
realization link
expose link
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Example of Service Interface
Diagram
Edited with Modelio 2.2.0, The Open Source modeling environment
Example from SoaML Designer Users Guide
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Service Contract Diagram
Collaboration
Indicates how the participants interact.
Choreography
Each role, or party involved in a Service
Contract - defined by an Interface or
Service Interface.
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Example of Service Contract
Diagram
Edited with Modelio 2.2.0, The Open Source modeling environment
Example from SoaML Designer Users Guide
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Message Diagram
Message types
information exchanged between participant
requests and services
data passed into, and/or returned from, the
invocation of an operation defined in a service
interface.
Internal structure
Classes
Data types
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Example of Message Diagram
Edited with Modelio 2.2.0, The Open Source modeling environment
Example from SoaML Designer Users Guide
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Participant Diagram
Participant
Ports
features where services are offered or
consumed.
Service Port
connected to a type that describes how to use it;
a UML Provided Interface or a ServiceInterface.
Request Port
connected to a a UML Required Interface or a
ServiceInterface.
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Example of Participant Diagram
Edited with Modelio 2.2.0, The Open Source modeling environment
Example from SoaML Designer Users Guide
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Services Architecture Diagram
a set of participants that provide and use
services for a particular business purpose
or process
a collaboration model
roles typed by participants
collaboration uses typed on service contracts
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Example of Services Architecture
Diagram
Edited with Modelio 2.2.0, The Open Source modeling environment
Example from SoaML Designer Users Guide
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References
The European e-Business Report 2008, 6th Synthesis Report of the
Sectoral e-Business Watch
NESSI Open Framework - Reference Architecture (NEXOF-RA)
Project, Available: http://www.nexof-ra.eu/
OASIS, Reference Architecture for Service Oriented Architecture
Version 1.0, Public Review Draft 1 (2008); http://docs.oasis-
open.org/soa-rm/soa-ra/v1.0/soa-ra-pr-01.pdf
OMG, Service oriented architecture Modeling Language (SoaML)
Specification, v1.0.1, May 2012, Available at
http://www.omg.org/spec/SoaML/1.0.1
J. Sommerville, Software Engineering, 8th Edition, Addison-Wesley,
2006
Andrey Sadovykh, SoaML Designer Users Guide, Version 1.0,
Softeam, 02/06/2010