Service Oriented Device Integration – An Analysis of SOA Design Patterns

Service oriented device architecture (SODA) is a promising approach for overcoming interoperability issues and especially for extending the IT support of business processes to devices. It is based on the encapsulation of devices as services, and therefore on design principles of service oriented architectures (SOA). However, there is a lack of generalized concepts that resolve SODA-specific design problems.[...]

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Year of publication:	2009
Authors:	Mauro, Christian ; Leimeister, Jan Marco ; Krcmar, Helmut
Institutions:	Universität <Kassel> / Fachgebiet Wirtschaftsinformatik
Subject:	Integration \| Design \| design \| Serviceorientierte Architektur

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1. Introduction
2. Fundamentals
2.1. Service oriented device integration
2.2. SOA patterns
3. Characteristics of devices
4. SODA design problems
4.1. Intermediate layer
4.2. Device service layer
4.3. Intermediate layer
4.4. Composition layer
5. SOA pattern analysis
5.1. Service inventory design patterns
5.2. Service design patterns
5.3. Service composition design patterns
5.4. Pattern candidates
5.5. Reflection of SODA design problems
6. New SOA design pattern candidates for SODA
7. Conclusion and future research
8. References

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