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**Meeting ID: 812-364-851
 
**Meeting ID: 812-364-851
  
====Thursday, June 21st====
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===Thursday, June 21st===
  
 
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'''Inventory of where we are with the dynamic model'''
 
'''Inventory of where we are with the dynamic model'''
 
*We will try to compile a comprehensive list of needs and issues with the current behavrior modeling.
 
*We will try to compile a comprehensive list of needs and issues with the current behavrior modeling.
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'''Services and Application roles'''  
 
'''Services and Application roles'''  
 
*In this session we will discuss how we relate operations (in interfaces) to interactions.
 
*In this session we will discuss how we relate operations (in interfaces) to interactions.
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*The common denominator between service specifications and application roles may be to represent both as [http://etna.int-evry.fr/COURS/UML/notation/notation5b.html#5.10 interfaces]
 
*The common denominator between service specifications and application roles may be to represent both as [http://etna.int-evry.fr/COURS/UML/notation/notation5b.html#5.10 interfaces]
  
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:'''Identify artifacts that will affected by changes''' to dynamic modeling notation, style guide, or methodology.
 
:'''Identify artifacts that will affected by changes''' to dynamic modeling notation, style guide, or methodology.
 
*Documenting and specifying complex interaction patterns
 
*Documenting and specifying complex interaction patterns
 
*Look for consensus on the mapping developed in the previous session
 
*Look for consensus on the mapping developed in the previous session
  
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'''Complex interaction patterns'''
 
'''Complex interaction patterns'''
  
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**We will focus on the design time representation of interfaces not at the runtime realization.
 
**We will focus on the design time representation of interfaces not at the runtime realization.
  
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Develop approaches to "make it real"
 
Develop approaches to "make it real"
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*Select the notation, tooling, and implementation technology
 
*Select the notation, tooling, and implementation technology
  
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'''Open session'''
 
'''Open session'''
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--[[User:Ioana13|Ioana13]] 15:54, 15 June 2007 (CDT)

Revision as of 20:54, 15 June 2007

Dynamic Model :: June 21-22, 2007 Boston

Call information

Thursday, June 21st


(Q1) 9:00-10:30 am EST

Inventory of where we are with the dynamic model

  • We will try to compile a comprehensive list of needs and issues with the current behavrior modeling.
  • UML Activity diagrams were deemed too complex when they were suggestes as a means for documenting system behavior


(Q2) 11:00-12:30 am EST

Services and Application roles

  • In this session we will discuss how we relate operations (in interfaces) to interactions.
  • Map our interaction concepts to operations and interfacesrespectively
  • The common denominator between service specifications and application roles may be to represent both as interfaces

(Q3) 1:00-2:30 am EST

Identify artifacts that will affected by changes to dynamic modeling notation, style guide, or methodology.
  • Documenting and specifying complex interaction patterns
  • Look for consensus on the mapping developed in the previous session

(Q4) 3:30-5:00 am EST

Complex interaction patterns

In this session we will look at some concrete examples
  • Service orchestration vs. choreography
  • We will not go into the solution for run-time representation of system (e.g. WS-CDL, WS-BPEL).
    • We will focus on the design time representation of interfaces not at the runtime realization.

Friday, June 22nd


(Q1) 9:00-10:30 am EST

Develop approaches to "make it real"

  • The methodology will be linked back to the product lifecycle management project in the HDF
  • Select the notation, tooling, and implementation technology

(Q2) 11:00-12:30 am EST

Open session

--Ioana13 15:54, 15 June 2007 (CDT)