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SOLÚBTHA: a flexible business transaction model

Published: 05 June 2012 Publication History

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The increasing trend of organizations moving toward service based applications (SBAs) for performing business operations leads to enormous complexity in designing business transactions. Traditional models do not have adequate ability to underpin the design of SBA business transactions. This research offers a business transaction model that facilitates incorporating business entities into a transaction model while also providing techniques to build a flexible business transaction model.

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[1]
N. Carroll, R. Haque, E. Whelan, and I. Richardson, "Modelling Business Transactions across Service Supply Chain Networks," 20th International Conference on Information Systems Development (ISD), 2011, Edinburgh, Scotland.
[2]
M. P. Papazoglou, "Web Services and Business Transactions," World Wide Web: Internet and Web Information Systems, vol. 6, March 2003, pp. 49--91.

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S-Cube '12: Proceedings of the First International Workshop on European Software Services and Systems Research: Results and Challenges
June 2012
62 pages
ISBN:9781467318075

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  1. atomicity
  2. business awareness
  3. business transaction
  4. eventual failure atomicity

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