Titlebook: On the Move to Meaningful Internet Systems 2006: OTM 2006 Workshops; OTM Confederated Int Robert Meersman,Zahir Tari,Pilar Herrero Conferen

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Distributed Adaptation Reasoning for a Mobility and Adaptation Enabling Middleware, designed to constantly adapt to the contextual conditions with the aim of optimizing the quality of their offered service. In this respect the MADAM project provides software engineers with reusable models, tools and runtime support for enabling adaptive behavior in their mobile applications. This

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A Configurable Event Correlation Architecture for Adaptive J2EE Applications,is requires constant monitoring of the state of the environment, and analysing multiple sources of events. Event correlation is the process of correlating monitored events from multiple sources for further analysis. It is essential that event correlation supports reliable event management with minim

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Dynamic Integration of Peer-to-Peer Services into a CORBA-Compliant Middleware,decentralised approach to dynamically select, load and integrate peer-to-peer based services into a CORBA-compliant middleware. This is achieved by extending and improving the mechanisms for dynamic service integration of JXTA an open peer-to-peer infrastructure. At object level we build on the frag

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Automated Deployment of Enterprise Systems in Large-Scale Environments,d the target environment is heterogeneous, open and dynamic. In this paper, we show how the component-based approach simplifies the design, the deployment and the reconfiguration of a J2EE system. We propose an architecture description language that allows specifying constraints on the resources nee

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Towards the Definition and Validation of Coupling Metrics for Predicting Maintainability in Servicein independent, loosely coupled, stateless services that interact via messages using standard communication protocols. The design principles of SOC are yet to be well understood; therefore service-oriented systems are often developed in an ad-hoc fashion, with little support for validating the quali