AbstractWe describe a true-concurrent approach for managing dependencies between distributed and concurrent coordinator components of a long-running transaction. In previous work we have described how interactions specified in a scenario can be translated into a tuples-based behavioural description, namely vector languages. In this paper we show how reasoning against order-theoretic properties of such languages can reveal missing behaviours which are not explicitly described in the scenario but are still possible. Our approach supports the gradual refinement of scenarios of interaction into a complete set of behaviours that includes all desirable orderings of execution and prohibits emergent behaviour of the transaction
Abstract. The design of concurrent software systems, in particular process-aware information systems...
The design of concurrent software systems, in particular process-aware information systems, involves...
International audienceGraphical depictions of distributed systems' behaviors in the form of Sequence...
We describe a true-concurrent approach for managing dependencies between distributed and concurrent ...
We describe a true-concurrent approach for managing dependencies between dis-tributed and concurrent...
AbstractWe describe a true-concurrent approach for managing dependencies between distributed and con...
We describe a translation of scenarios given in UML 2.0 sequence diagrams into a tuples-based behavi...
AbstractWe describe a translation of scenarios given in UML 2.0 sequence diagrams into a tuples-base...
In this paper we describe a language for long duration transactions. Our language is inspired by bot...
We propose a theory for describing, reasoning about, and simulating transaction models that relax so...
Relaxing the isolation requirements on transactions leads to systems in which transactions can now c...
Transactional events (TE) are an extension of Concurrent ML (CML), a programming model for synchrono...
Current advances in software engineering practice involve the adoption of a component- based approac...
A methodology is introduced for defining truly concurrent semantics of processes as equivalence clas...
As part of an effort to give a "truly concurrent" semantics to process algebra, we propose...
Abstract. The design of concurrent software systems, in particular process-aware information systems...
The design of concurrent software systems, in particular process-aware information systems, involves...
International audienceGraphical depictions of distributed systems' behaviors in the form of Sequence...
We describe a true-concurrent approach for managing dependencies between distributed and concurrent ...
We describe a true-concurrent approach for managing dependencies between dis-tributed and concurrent...
AbstractWe describe a true-concurrent approach for managing dependencies between distributed and con...
We describe a translation of scenarios given in UML 2.0 sequence diagrams into a tuples-based behavi...
AbstractWe describe a translation of scenarios given in UML 2.0 sequence diagrams into a tuples-base...
In this paper we describe a language for long duration transactions. Our language is inspired by bot...
We propose a theory for describing, reasoning about, and simulating transaction models that relax so...
Relaxing the isolation requirements on transactions leads to systems in which transactions can now c...
Transactional events (TE) are an extension of Concurrent ML (CML), a programming model for synchrono...
Current advances in software engineering practice involve the adoption of a component- based approac...
A methodology is introduced for defining truly concurrent semantics of processes as equivalence clas...
As part of an effort to give a "truly concurrent" semantics to process algebra, we propose...
Abstract. The design of concurrent software systems, in particular process-aware information systems...
The design of concurrent software systems, in particular process-aware information systems, involves...
International audienceGraphical depictions of distributed systems' behaviors in the form of Sequence...