Framework for dynamic service integration using business logic property evaluation system
M. Thirumaran, Ponnurangam Dhavachelvan, G. Aranganayagi, S. Abarna · 2011
The fast advancement of network technologies and dynamic market demands drives enterprises to collaborate among themselves and share business logics to carry out the necessities. Merely sharing the logics across the enterprises entails developers to understand the service logic prior to integration which is complex and time-consuming task. The demand focuses to have a computerized system to integrate diverse services dynamically from different enterprise as per the contract. Prior to the actual process of integration, the individual processes need to be analyzed for extraction of the information as to which basic properties of business logic they hold and must decide on proper approach to merge the selected processes. The features catered by the existing frameworks are not centered on this issue and one such a framework proposed in this paper channelizes its function to extract and integrate the service logics robotically. The proposed framework exposes the requirements as business rules and extracts the required logics in runtime through business logic manager. One of the innovative concepts of the proposed framework is business logic property evaluation system which evaluates the business logics with respect to the run time computational criteria, identifies the dependencies between them and integrates in right way. This allows enterprises to share and integrate the services dynamically without developer's intervention at any stage. Thus this can be used for any IT enterprises in modern service industry to reduce the threshold of development and operation of services.