Designing and Deploying Service-Centric Systems: The SeCSE Way
James Walkerdine · Lancaster EPrints (Lancaster University) · 2007
In spite of recent research, designing and deploying largescale service-centric systems remains a challenge.The SeCSE project tries to tackle this challenge by creating new methods, tools and techniques for requirements analysts, system integrators and service providers that support the costeffective development and use of dependable services and service-centric applications.The results achieved in the project are being experimented in the European automotive and telecommunication sectors.In this paper we presents the demo that we have been developing for the last two project years.The goal is to show the tools available to a service integrator that creates a new service relying on others that are already existing and are offered either by the project partners or by other players in the Internet.The paper also describes how this resulting service behaves at runtime.