Spicy stonehenge: proposing a SOA case study
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Abstract
Maintenance research in the context of Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) is currently lacking a suitable standard case study that can be used by scientists in order to (1) develop and assess their research ideas and (2) compare and benchmark their solution(s). It is also well established in different fields that having such a standard case study system brings many benefits, in that it helps determine which approaches work best for specific problems. For this reason, we decided to build upon an existing open-source system and make it available for other researchers to use. This system is Spicy Stonehenge.
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June 2012
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ISBN:9781467317559
- Conference Chairs:
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- Grace A. Lewis,
- Andreas Metzger,
- Vladimir Tosic
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- University of Zurich: University of Zurich
- IEEE CS
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Published: 04 June 2012
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