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| − | + | We have created a visualization environment enabling interaction between the framework and the user and simulating execution and adaptation of business processes in our case study. In particular, it can: | |
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| + | (i) run the CLS and simulate the execution and adaptation of each business process attached to each entity and | ||
| + | (ii) view the different adaptation strategies supported by our framework and how they are used during the scenario execution. | ||
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| + | The goal of this demonstrator is to show the novel concepts and advantages of the CAptEvo Framework when applied to a real and complex pervasive system. | ||
== Download == | == Download == | ||
Revision as of 12:28, 20 April 2012
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Possible artifacts could be: service interfaces, service-based process descriptions, service ontologies, formal specifications and models, QoS/SLA descriptions and data, service implementations, test suites, execution traces, monitoring data, etc.
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Description
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Basic technology
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How to install
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How to use
We have created a visualization environment enabling interaction between the framework and the user and simulating execution and adaptation of business processes in our case study. In particular, it can:
(i) run the CLS and simulate the execution and adaptation of each business process attached to each entity and (ii) view the different adaptation strategies supported by our framework and how they are used during the scenario execution.
The goal of this demonstrator is to show the novel concepts and advantages of the CAptEvo Framework when applied to a real and complex pervasive system.
Download
All the artifacts of the Car Logistics Scenario (CLS) can be downloaded from: http://www.astroproject.org/downloads/artifacts.zip. The specification of the CLS we used to evaluate our approach is composed by 29 entities, 69 services and 40 context properties. Moreover to see the ASTRO-CAptEvo framework in action, one can download the complete demo and a video of a live demonstration from: http://www.astroproject.org/captevo.
Additional info
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