پایان نامه ارائه روشی تطبیق پذیر برای مدیریت سرویس های مرکب در زمان اجرا

فهرست و منابع پایان نامه ارائه روشی تطبیق پذیر برای مدیریت سرویس های مرکب در زمان اجرا

فهرست:

١   فصل اول – کلیات تحقیق ................................................................................................ ١

١.١     مقدمه .................................................................................................................٢

٢.١    طرح مسأله ..............................................................................................................٣

٣.١    اهداف تحقیق  .........................................................................................................٥

٤.١    محدوده تحقیق .........................................................................................................٦

٥.١    مراحل انجام تحقیق ....................................................................................................٧

٦.١    ساختار پایان نامه ........................................................................................................٩

٢  فصل دوم – مفاهیم پایه و پیشینه تحقیق ...........................................................................١٠

١.٢     مقدمه ................................................................................................................. ١١

٢.٢    مفاهیم پایه ........................................................................................................... ١١

١.٢.٢  معماری سرویس گرا ............................................................................................. ١١

١.١.٢.٢     سرویس وب ...................................................................................................................١٢

٢.١.٢.٢     مدل انتشار-کشف -انقیاد ....................................................................................................١٣

٣.١.٢.٢     واسط سرویس .................................................................................................................١٣

٤.١.٢.٢     انواع سرویس های وب ........................................................................................................١٤

 14.....................................................................................................................SOAP    1.4.1.2.2

 15..................................................................................................................... REST   2.4.1.2.2

 16 .......................................................................................................................... UDDI     5.1.2.2

٦.١.٢.٢     مدل سرویس وب قابل مدیریت (MSM) ..................................................................................١٧

٢.٢.٢  ترکیب سرویس  .............................................................................................. ١٨

١.٢.٢.٢     سرویس مرکب ................................................................................................................١٨

 19............................................................................................................................... BPEL 2.2.22

٣.٢.٢ معماری مدل رانه  .............................................................................................. ١٩

 21............................................................................................................................ CIM     1.3.2.2

21............................................................................................................................ PIM     2.3.2.2

ده

 

 

 

 

 

 21........................................................................................................................... PSM     3.3.2.2

٣.٢    معرفی چارچوب MDCHES .......................................................................................... ٢٢

٤.٢    بررسی کارهای مرتبط ............................................................................................... ٢٥

١.٤.٢  چارچوب VRESCo  .............................................................................................. ٢٥

٢.٤.٢  متدولوژی توسعه مبدل    ...........................................................................................................................٢٦

٣.٤.٢ چارچوب RMF  .............................................................................................. ٢٧

٤.٤.٢   چارچوب Daios  .............................................................................................. ٢٧

٥.٤.٢  چارچوب DAMSC  .............................................................................................. ٢٨

٦.٤.٢  چارچوب WS-Binder ........................................................................................... ٢٩

٧.٤.٢ چارچوب ترکیب سرویس تطبیق پذیر و قابل مدیریت (MASC)............................................. ٢٩

٨.٤.٢ روشی برای انطباق سرویس درخواستی با سرویس واقعی .................................................. ٣٠

٩.٤.٢  چارچوب فرایندهای مرکب از سرویس های وب تطبیق پذیر (PAWS) ...................................... ٣٠

٥.٢    جمع بندی مطالب فصل .............................................................................................. ٣١

٣  فصل سوم – مبانی روش پیشنهادی ..................................................................................٣٢

١.٣     مقدمه ................................................................................................................. ٣٣

٢.٣    معرفی روش پیشنهادی .............................................................................................. ٣٥

١.٢.٣  نحوه طراحی سرویس مرکب در روش پیشنهادی ............................................................ ٣٦

٢.٢.٣  نحوه اجرای سرویس مرکب در روش پیشنهادی ............................................................. ٣٧

٣.٣    معرفی مدل متاداده توسعه یافته .................................................................................... ٤٤

١.٣.٣  توصیف عناصر و ارتباطات مدل متاداده ....................................................................... ٤٥

٤.٣    معرفی مدل های مورد استفاده ....................................................................................... ٤٩

١.٤.٣  مدل ورودی (IM ) .............................................................................................. ٥٠

٢.٤.٣  مدل انتزاعی سرویس مرکب (ACSM ) ........................................................................ ٥٠

٣.٤.٣ مدل مبتنی بر سرویس پیشکار(PCSM)....................................................................... ٥٠

یازده

 

 

 

 

 

٤.٤.٣  مدل اجرایی مبتنی بر سرویس پیشکار(PECSM) ............................................................ ٥١

٥.٣    جمع بندی مطالب فصل ............................................................................................. ٥٢

٤  فصل چهارم – گام ها و فرایندهای روش پیشنهادی .............................................................. ٥٣

١.٤     مقدمه ................................................................................................................. ٥٤

٢.٤    گام های زمان طراحی ................................................................................................ ٥٦

١.٢.٤  فاز اول طراحی  .............................................................................................. ٥٦

١.١.٢.٤     توصیف سرویس درخواستی (تبدیل نیازمندی کاربر به IM)............................................................ ٥٦

٢.١.٢.٤     کشف فعالیت (تبدیل IM به ACSM) .......................................................................................٥٧

٢.٢.٤  فاز دوم طراحی  .............................................................................................. ٥٧

 1.2.2.4                تبدیل مدل انتزاعی (ACSM) به مدل مبتنی بر سرویس پیشکار(PCSM)  ...........................................٥٧

٢.٢.٢.٤     تبدیل مدل مبتنی بر سرویس پیشکار (PCSM) به مدل اجرایی مبتنی بر سرویس پیشکار(PECSM) ............٥٨

٣.٢.٢.٤     تولید و استقرار سرویس مرکب قابل مدیریت (MCS) ...................................................................٥٨

٤.٢.٢.٤     تولید و استقرار سرویس پیشکار قابل مدیریت (MPS) ..................................................................٥٩

٣.٤    گام های زمان اجرا .................................................................................................... ٥٩

١.٣.٤  فراخوانی سرویس مرکب ........................................................................................ ٦٠

٢.٣.٤  فراخوانی متد عملیاتی سرویس پیشکار ....................................................................... ٦١

٣.٣.٤ اولویت بندی مدل های اجرایی سرویس مرکب ................................................................ ٦٢

٤.٣.٤  اولویت بندی سرویس های نامزد................................................................................. ٦٣

٥.٣.٤  فراخوانی متد مدیریتی سرویس پیشکار ....................................................................... ٦٣

١.٥.٣.٤     اضافه کردن یک سرویس نامزد جدید ..................................................................................... ٦٤

٢.٥.٣.٤     حذف یک سرویس نامزد  .................................................................................................. ٦٤

٣.٥.٣.٤     به روز رسانی اولویت ها ....................................................................................................... ٦٤

٤.٥.٣.٤     به روز رسانی قوانین نگاشت ................................................................................................. ٦٤

٦.٣.٤  فراخوانی متد مدیریتی سرویس مرکب ........................................................................ ٦٥

١.٦.٣.٤     بروز رسانی نیازمندی غیر عملکردی ....................................................................................... ٦٥

دوازده

 

 

 

 

٢.٦.٣.٤     اضافه کردن یک مدل اجرایی جدید ....................................................................................... ٦٥

٣.٦.٣.٤     حذف یک مدل اجرایی نامزد  ...................................................................................................................................................٦٥

٤.٤    جمع بندی مطالب فصل ............................................................................................. ٦٥

٥  فصل پنجم – ارزیابی روش پیشنهادی ...............................................................................٦٧

١.٥     مقدمه ............................................................................................................... ٦٨

٢.٥    تعریف مطالعه موردی ................................................................................................ ٦٨

٣.٥    انجام مطالعه موردی با استفاده از روش پیشنهادی ................................................................ ٦٩

١.١.٣.٥     معرفی ابزار AdaptiveCSEM .............................................................................................٧٤

٢.١.٣.٥     تحلیل اهداف انجام سناریوها و میزان تحقق آن ها .......................................................................٨٧

٤.٥    ارزیابی عملکرد روش پیشنهادی در مقایسه با کارهای مرتبط .................................................... ٨٨

١.٤.٥  شناخت شاخص های ارزیابی .................................................................................... ٨٨

٢.٤.٥  مقایسه روش پیشنهادی با روش های مشابه ................................................................... ٩٠

٥.٥     جمع بندی مطالب فصل ................................................................................................ ٩٢

٦  فصل ششم – خلاصه و نتیجه گیری ..................................................................................٩٣

١.٦     مقدمه ............................................................................................................... ٩٤

٢.٦    بازبینی میزان تحقق اهداف پایان نامه ............................................................................. ٩٤

٣.٦    نوآوری های تحقیق ................................................................................................... ٩٧

٤.٦    محدودیت ها .......................................................................................................... ٩٨

٥.٦    نتیجه گیری ........................................................................................................... ٩٨

٦.٦    کارهای آینده  ....................................................................................................... ٩٩

پیوست ١ – عناصر مخزن سرویس  ................................................................................... ١٠٠

پیوست ٢ – کدهای مربوط به پیاده سازی سرویس پیشکار و مدل اجرایی سرویس مرکب ................... ١٠٦

منابع تحقیق .................................................................................................................. ١١٤

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