Proof-of-Concept Application - Annual Report Year 1

This deliverable describes the work done in task 3.1 “Implementation of additionalservices for economic enhanced platforms in Grid/P2P platform: Preparation ofconcepts and mechanisms for implementation” from the WP 3, “Proof-of-ConceptApplications”. The document is divided in five parts: the introduction of the Cat-COVITE application (Catallactic COllaborative VIrtual TEams), which make use ofconcepts and models of the COVITE application [JPB04], and the motivation forCatallaxy mechanism and the WS-Agreement [WS-Ag05] concept; requirements andconcepts of the Cat-COVITE application with the Catallaxy; the Catallacticmiddleware; the integration of the Catallactic middleware and the Cat-COVITEapplication; and the conclusion and further work....

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Year of publication:	2005
Authors:	Ardaiz, Oscar ; Chacin, Pablo ; Chao, Isaac ; Cruellas, Juan Carlos ; Freitag, Felix ; Medina, Manuel ; Navarro, Leandro ; Valero, Miguel ; Rana, Omer F. ; Joita, Liviu ; Eymann, Torsten
Institutions:	Universität<Bayreuth> / Lehrstuhl für Wirtschaftsinformatik
Subject:	Prüfung \| check \| Konzeption \| Web Services \| Web SErvice

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1 Introduction
1.1 Cat-COVITE application and Catallaxy mechanism – motivation
1.2 Catallactic middleware – introduction
1.3 Web Service Agreement (WS-Agreement) – introductio
2 Cat-COVITE application
2.1 COVITE application – description and architecture
2.2 Cat-COVITE application – requirements and concepts for Catallaxy
2.3 Layer models – Cat-COVITE model architecture within Catallaxy mechanism
3 Catallactic middleware
3.1 Requirements
3.2 Concepts and design guidelines
3.3 Architecture Structure
3.4 Related Work on Architectures for Economic Based Resource Management
3.5 Components and mechanisms
3.6 Implementation of prototype
4 Integration of middleware and Cat-COVITE application
4.1 Application and Catallactic middleware interaction description
4.2 Use cases – description, flow diagrams, sequence diagrams, actions
4.3 Concepts and mechanisms for the application implementation – requirements
4.4 WS-Agreement - concepts and requirements
5 Conclusion and further work
5.1 Impact of the Catallactic middleware in the application
5.2 Conclusions on the adaptation of the middleware to an existent application
5.3 Roadmap to first CATNETS prototype - open issues and future work
6 References

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