LZI - Schloss Dagstuhl - Talks + Materials of Seminar 09021

Collector buttons:

Seminar 09021
Software Service Engineering

Frank Leymann (Universität Stuttgart, D), Tony Shan (University of Phoenix, USA), Olaf Zimmermann (IBM Research - Zürich, CH), Willem-Jan van den Heuvel (Tilburg University, NL)

Seminar Wide Materials

Dagstuhl Seminar Proceedings - an Introduction

Abstracts:

Slides:

Final Agenda and Executive Summary

Abstracts:

Slides:

DROPS-Submission:

	Upload or overwrite a document file and/or change title of talk


	Due to caching problems of microsofts internet explorer concerning dynamic webpages, sometimes newly uploaded files are not shown. By pressing [CTRL]+[F5], the page is completely reloaded.

Paris Avgeriou , University of Groningen

Ali Babar , University of Limerick

Michael Behrendt , IBM Deutschland - Böblingen

Christian Brelage , SAP Research Center - Karlsruhe

Olha Danylevych , Universität Stuttgart

Gregor Engels , Universität Paderborn

Thomas Erl , SOA Systems Inc. - Vancouver

Next Generation SOA and Service Engineering

Abstracts:

Slides:

Understanding SOA Design Patterns and Principles

Abstracts:

Slides:

Donald F. Ferguson , CA Labs -New York

Enterprise IT Management Challanges in Software Service Engineering

Slides:

Paul Grünbacher , University of Linz

Integrating Business and Technology Views With a Model-based Product Line Approach

Abstracts:

Slides:

Qing Gu , Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Gregor Hohpe , Google Inc. - Mountain View

Software Service Engineering: New Insights or Recycled Knowledge?

Slides:

Software Service Engineering - Architect's Dream or Developer's Nightmare?

Abstracts:

Paper:

DROPS-Submission:

Manfred Jeusfeld , Tilburg University

Interoperability and other desired emerging software properties

Abstracts:

Nicolai Josuttis , IT Communication - Braunschweig

SOA - Context and Lessons Learned

Abstracts:

Slides:

Matthias Kloppmann , IBM Deutschland - Böblingen

Dieter König , IBM Deutschland - Böblingen

Patricia Lago , Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Anna-Lena Lamprecht , TU Dortmund

Enterprise Mashups

Abstracts:

Slides:

Einar Landre , StatoilHydro ASA - Stavanger

Modeling, Design, and Analysis for Service-oriented Architecture Workshop

Abstracts:

Service design in time and safety critical domains

Abstracts:

Slides:

Daniel Lübke , Universität Hannover

Bernhard Mitschang , Universität Stuttgart

Panel on 'Cloud Technology and SSE'

Slides:

Dinh Khoa Nguyen , Tilburg University

Guadalupe Ortiz-Bellot , Centro Univ. de Merida (University of Extremadura)

Susanne Patig , Universität Bern

Cases of Software Services Design in Practice

Abstracts:

DROPS-Submission:

Cesare Pautasso , Universität Lugano

Composing RESTful Services

Abstracts:

Slides:

On RESTful Service Composition

Abstracts:

DROPS-Submission:

Gerhard Pfau , IBM Deutschland - Böblingen

Gerald Reif , Universität Zürich

Dieter H. Roller , Universität Stuttgart

Ina Schieferdecker , TU Berlin

Service Modelling and Testing - Selected Considerations and Thoughts

Abstracts:

Slides:

Kurt Schneider , Universität Hannover

Nelly Schuster , FZI Karlsruhe

Stefan Tai , Universität Karlsruhe

Software Service Engineering

Slides:

Sanjiva Weerawarana , WSO2

Harald Wesenberg , StatoilHydro - Trondheim

Designing Software Services for Business Agility

Abstracts:

Slides:

Other:

DROPS-Submission:

Uwe Zdun , TU Wien

Pattern-based Modeling of Process-Driven SOAs

Abstracts:

Slides:

Olaf Zimmermann , IBM Zürich Research Lab. - Rüschlikon

SOA decision modeling

Abstracts:

Slides:

Christian Zirpins , Universität Karlsruhe (TH)

Engineering Document Services & Mashups for Situational Collaboration

Abstracts:

Slides:

Ying Zou , Queen's University - Kingston

Issues and Challenges of Leveraging Legacy Systems in SOA

Abstracts:

Slides:

Hans van Vliet , Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Willem-Jan van den Heuvel , Tilburg University

Michael zur Muehlen , Stevens Institute of Technology

Copyright

This webpage and the material that is made available on this webpage is licensed under a
Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 Unported License.

The CC by-nc-nd license allows you to copy, distribute and transmit the work under the following conditions:

Attribution: You must attribute the work in the manner specified by the author or licensor (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
Noncommercial: You may not use this work for commercial purposes.
No Derivative Works: You may not alter, transform, or build upon this work.

Seminar 09021 Software Service Engineering

Copyright

Seminar 09021
Software Service Engineering