Service oriented development through aximatic design

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2011
Kuloğlu, Ebru
This research combines the methodology proposed in Axiomatic Design Theory (ADT) with a service oriented decomposition approach for systematic development of Service Oriented Architecture compliant systems. A previous study had applied ADT to component oriented development where simultaneous specification and decomposition of models related to requirements, design, product domain, and components were supported. Recently, Web services have gained popularity and they became a more desired alternative to components. This research sets the foundation for service-oriented modeling and development with ADT support through enhancing the component oriented work conducted before. The goal is to be able to consider customer needs viewed in the domain context, together with the requirements and design so that efficient development can take place based on existing Web services. The system under development is viewed as a hierarchy of process models where leaf-level processes correspond to Web services.

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E. Kuloğlu, “Service oriented development through aximatic design,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2011.