Re: [soa-demo] demo scenario

["Paul S Prueitt" <psp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Elzbieta Dziembowski
said:

 

"The Emergency Response demo looked very interesting to me – it gives the opportunity to explore different aspects of SOA – the core of the SOA fabric where the system is static, nodes are always available, with high bandwidth and the edge where the nodes are mobile and disconnected periodically with the low bandwidth, different types of communications, data sharing etc. '

 

 

Elzbieta

 

Do you have a modeling methodology that can be shared with some who might wish to examine various issues such as how service requests are defined and handled, in the two cases; the static core and the fluid edge.

 

 

 

I really like the notion of a core of service transactions and an edge where a measurement of novelty might be occurring.  One could read the fluid edge as being merely places where sporadic service transaction (types) were occuring, but I think you are refering to transactions what are not mainstreamed into a solid core (where certain optimality can be achieved).

 

The insight that your modeling model has is that in the real world there needs always be an fuild edge so that the real event structure of things not precisely anticipated can be measrued.  Am I following you properly?

 

 

I suspect that you have some academic papers on the modeling methodology.  Can these be shared?

 

 

 

 

 

 

-----Original Message-----
From: soa-demo-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:soa-demo-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Elzbieta Dziembowski
Sent: Friday, September 22, 2006 9:14 AM
To: soa-demo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [soa-demo] demo scenario

Hi,

I subscribed to the soa demo mailing list recently. I would like to participate in the demo effort. I am currently working on the research project which goal is to model the performance of Community of Interest and Enterprise Service Enabled Applications interacting via Service Oriented Architecture. The modeling that I am talking about is a modeling allowing dynamic simulations of the model. This model allows running different scenarios and evaluating different aspect of the modeled system in a dynamic way.

 

In order to model SOA based enterprise application we need a use case and the best corresponding implementation of the use case. The Emergency Response demo looked very interesting to me – it gives the opportunity to explore different aspects of SOA – the core of the SOA fabric where the system is static, nodes are always available, with high bandwidth and the edge where the nodes are mobile and disconnected periodically with the low bandwidth, different types of communications, data sharing etc.

 

I am a little confused about the demo scenario – during June Service Oriented Architecture for E-government Conference The Emergency Response scenario was presented – I do not see the continuation of this scenario. Were this scenario implemented and now the new one is in the pipeline?

 

It looks like Rex Brooks was involved in Emergency Response scenario – can you tell what the story with this scenario is – Do we have a description of the scenario somewhere?

 

Please let me know.

Thanks,

Kinga

 

Kinga Dziembowski

Gestalt, LLC

610-994-2820

edziembowski@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

http://www.gestalt-llc.com

 

 

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