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41 papers:
- ECSA-2015-PautassoIS #diagrams #modelling #rest
- Modeling RESTful Conversations with Extended BPMN Choreography Diagrams (CP, AI, SS), pp. 87–94.
- ICEIS-v2-2015-WeissAHK #modelling #reuse
- Fostering Reuse in Choreography Modeling Through Choreography Fragments (AW, VA, MH, DK), pp. 28–36.
- POPL-2015-LangeTY #communication #visual notation
- From Communicating Machines to Graphical Choreographies (JL, ET, NY), pp. 221–232.
- ESOP-2014-BocchiMT #nondeterminism
- Resolving Non-determinism in Choreographies (LB, HCM, ET), pp. 493–512.
- CSMR-WCRE-2014-AutiliIT #internet #named #scalability
- CHOREOS: Large scale choreographies for the future internet (MA, PI, MT), pp. 391–394.
- CAiSE-2014-0001PBKLSFW #automation #process
- Automating Data Exchange in Process Choreographies (AM, LP, KB, SK, TL, TS, DF, MW), pp. 316–331.
- EDOC-2014-WeissK #lifecycle #multi
- A Life Cycle for Coupled Multi-scale, Multi-field Experiments Realized through Choreographies (AW, DK), pp. 234–241.
- REFSQ-2014-MaidenLZBAL #approach #case study #experience #specification
- A Requirements-Led Approach for Specifying QoS-Aware Service Choreographies: An Experience Report (NAMM, JL, KZ, AB, GDA, FL), pp. 239–253.
- FSE-2014-AutiliRSP #internet #named
- CHOReOSynt: enforcing choreography realizability in the future internet (MA, DDR, ADS, AP), pp. 723–726.
- FASE-2013-AutiliRSIT #modelling #process #synthesis
- A Model-Based Synthesis Process for Choreography Realizability Enforcement (MA, DDR, ADS, PI, MT), pp. 37–52.
- FASE-2013-GudemannPSD #framework #named #verification
- VerChor: A Framework for Verifying Choreographies (MG, PP, GS, AD), pp. 226–230.
- SAC-2013-BartoliniBACM #monitoring
- Apprehensive QoS monitoring of Service choreographies (CB, AB, GDA, AC, RM), pp. 1893–1899.
- CSCW-2012-Pine
- Fragmentation and choreography: caring for a patient and a chart during childbirth (KP), pp. 887–896.
- POPL-2012-BasuBO
- Deciding choreography realizability (SB, TB, MO), pp. 191–202.
- SAC-2012-NguyenPZ #consistency #testing
- Passive conformance testing of service choreographies (HNN, PP, FZ), pp. 1528–1535.
- SAC-2012-PoizatS
- Checking the realizability of BPMN 2.0 choreographies (PP, GS), pp. 1927–1934.
- HCI-DDA-2011-Fernandez-LlatasMSN #interactive #process #simulation
- Process Choreography for Human Interaction Computer-Aided Simulation (CFL, JBM, PS, JCN), pp. 214–220.
- SEKE-2011-BhattacharyaCSK #enterprise #using
- Dynamic Service Choreography using Context Aware Enterprise Service Bus (SB, JC, SS, AK), pp. 319–324.
- SEKE-2011-GeigerSW #automation #consistency #towards
- Towards Automated Conformance Checking of ebBP-ST Choreographies and Corresponding WS-BPEL Based Orchestrations (MG, AS, GW), pp. 566–571.
- SAC-2011-Norta #collaboration
- A choreography language for eBusiness collaboration (AN), pp. 468–469.
- EDOC-2010-MilanovicG #modelling #process
- Modeling Service Choreographies with Rule-Enhanced Business Processes (MM, DG), pp. 194–203.
- SEKE-2010-ElabdCH #approach #data access #implementation #web #web service
- Selecting Web Services for Choreography Implementation: Compatibility Checking Approach with Access Control (EE, EC, MSH), pp. 235–240.
- SAC-2010-WetzsteinKKLZ #monitoring #process
- Cross-organizational process monitoring based on service choreographies (BW, DK, OK, FL, DZ), pp. 2485–2490.
- ICSE-2010-Ntshinga
- Choreography of intelligent e-services (WLN), pp. 343–344.
- WICSA-ECSA-2009-WieczorekRSKCKS #architecture #modelling
- Viewpoints for modeling choreographies in service-oriented architectures (SW, AR, AS, VK, AC, FMK, IS), pp. 11–20.
- IFM-2009-SalaunB #algebra #encoding #process #using
- Realizability of Choreographies Using Process Algebra Encodings (GS, TB), pp. 167–182.
- CAiSE-2009-GuermoucheG #analysis #web #web service
- Asynchronous Timed Web Service-Aware Choreography Analysis (NG, CG), pp. 364–378.
- ECMDA-FA-2009-StefanescuWK #approach #modelling #named #testing
- MBT4Chor: A Model-Based Testing Approach for Service Choreographies (AS, SW, AK), pp. 313–324.
- MoDELS-2009-MilanovicGWH #modelling #process
- Rule-Enhanced Business Process Modeling Language for Service Choreographies (MM, DG, GW, MH), pp. 337–341.
- MoDELS-2009-MilanovicGWH #modelling #process
- Rule-Enhanced Business Process Modeling Language for Service Choreographies (MM, DG, GW, MH), pp. 337–341.
- SAC-2009-HalleV #monitoring #runtime #streaming #using #web #web service #xml
- Runtime monitoring of web service choreographies using streaming XML (SH, RV), pp. 2118–2125.
- ESEC-FSE-2009-MeiCT #data flow #testing
- Data flow testing of service choreography (LM, WKC, THT), pp. 151–160.
- TestCom-FATES-2009-WieczorekKRLBPS #integration #model checking #modelling #testing
- Applying Model Checking to Generate Model-Based Integration Tests from Choreography Models (SW, VK, AR, ML, JB, DP, IS), pp. 179–194.
- SEFM-2008-LaneseGMZ
- Bridging the Gap between Interaction- and Process-Oriented Choreographies (IL, CG, FM, GZ), pp. 323–332.
- SEFM-2008-Salaun #generative #protocol #specification
- Generation of Service Wrapper Protocols from Choreography Specifications (GS), pp. 313–322.
- CAiSE-2008-DeckerKLPW #modelling #using
- Modeling Service Choreographies Using BPMN and BPEL4Chor (GD, OK, FL, KP, MW), pp. 79–93.
- EDOC-2008-MahfouzBLN #dependence
- Customizing Choreography: Deriving Conversations from Organizational Dependencies (AM, LB, RCL, BN), pp. 181–190.
- SAC-2007-HuangW #petri net #semantics #web #web service
- A petri net semantics for web service choreography (YH, HW), pp. 1689–1690.
- SAC-2007-MengA #automaton #constraints #distributed #web #web service
- Web services choreography and orchestration in Reo and constraint automata (SM, FA), pp. 346–353.
- ICSE-2006-FosterUMK #composition #modelling #named #verification #web #web service
- LTSA-WS: a tool for model-based verification of web service compositions and choreography (HF, SU, JM, JK), pp. 771–774.
- SAC-2005-BravettiGLZ #e-commerce #formal method
- Supporting e-commerce systems formalization with choreography languages (MB, CG, RL, GZ), pp. 831–835.