Behavioural specification of grid services with the KAoS policy language
L Moreau, J Bradshaw, M Breedy…�- CCGrid 2005. IEEE�…, 2005 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
Complex services in service-oriented architectures such as the grid typically require to be
configured in multiple ways that cannot be anticipated by service designers; we illustrate this
requirement by studying the myGrid registry, a grid registry capable of supporting
annotations of service descriptions by third-party users. Instead, services have to be
conceived so that they can be configured at deployment and run time. We argue that KAoS
is a powerful and flexible language that can help define such configurations. Using our�…
configured in multiple ways that cannot be anticipated by service designers; we illustrate this
requirement by studying the myGrid registry, a grid registry capable of supporting
annotations of service descriptions by third-party users. Instead, services have to be
conceived so that they can be configured at deployment and run time. We argue that KAoS
is a powerful and flexible language that can help define such configurations. Using our�…
[PDF][PDF] Behavioural Specification of Grid Services with the KAoS Policy Language
LMJBM Breedy, LBP Hayes, MJSKJ Lott, NSA Uszok - academia.edu
Abstract Complex services in Service-Oriented Architectures such as the Grid typically
require to be configured in multiple ways that cannot be anticipated by service designers; we
illustrate this requirement by studying the myGrid registry, a Grid Registry capable of
supporting annotations of service descriptions by third-party users. Instead, services have to
be conceived so that they can be configured at deployment and run time. We argue that
KAOS is a powerful and flexible language that can help define such configurations. Using�…
require to be configured in multiple ways that cannot be anticipated by service designers; we
illustrate this requirement by studying the myGrid registry, a Grid Registry capable of
supporting annotations of service descriptions by third-party users. Instead, services have to
be conceived so that they can be configured at deployment and run time. We argue that
KAOS is a powerful and flexible language that can help define such configurations. Using�…
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