Laboratoire d’Analyse et d’Architecture des Systèmes
K.FAKHFAKH, T.CHAARI, S.TAZI, K.DRIRA, M.JMAIEL
ReDCAD Laboratory, OLC
Manifestation avec acte : International Conference on Software Engineering (CONSEG - 09), Chennai (Inde), 17-19 Décembre 2009, pp.40-51 , N° 09685
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120100N.HADJ KACEM, A.HADJ KACEM, K.DRIRA
ReDCAD Laboratory, OLC
Rapport LAAS N°09596, Novembre 2009
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119217I.A.LOULOU, M.JMAIEL, K.DRIRA, A.HADJ KACEM
LARIS-FSEG, OLC
Revue Scientifique : Journal of Systems and Software, Vol.83, N°3, pp.412 -428, 30 Septembre 2009 , N° 08539
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K.FAKHFAKH, T.CHAARI, S.TAZI, K.DRIRA, M.JMAIEL
ReDCAD Laboratory, OLC
Rapport LAAS N°09567, Septembre 2009
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119002K.FAKHFAKH, T.CHAARI, S.TAZI, K.DRIRA, M.JMAIEL
ReDCAD Laboratory, OLC
Rapport LAAS N°09566, Septembre 2009
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119001K.FAKHFAKH, T.CHAARI, S.TAZI, K.DRIRA, M.JMAIEL, I. GUIDARA
ReDCAD Laboratory, OLC
Rapport LAAS N°09565, Septembre 2009
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119000I.BOUASSIDA, K.DRIRA, C.CHASSOT, M.JMAIEL
OLC, ReDCAD Laboratory
Manifestation avec acte : Working IEEE/IFIP Conference on Software Architecture & European Conference on Software Architecture, WICSA/ECSA 2009, Cambridge (Royaume- Unis), 14-17 Septembre 2009, pp.353-356 , N° 09442
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119368I.BOUASSIDA, G.SANCHO, T.VILLEMUR, S.TAZI, K.DRIRA
OLC
Manifestation avec acte : The ACM International Conference on Pervasive Services (ACM ICPS'09), Londres (UK), 13-17 Juillet 2009, 6p. , N° 09211
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Ubiquitous communicating systems have particular characteristics, such as their dynamic nature and the great number of users and heterogeneous devices involved. In our work, we focus on collaborative activities. For such activities, users are organized into groups and communicate in order to achieve a common goal. Therefore, the problem of designing and implementing collaborative applications on top of ubiquitous communicating systems is a complex task that requires adequate modeling. In our view, addressing this problem needs a model-driven approach in order to ensure the coherence and correctness of the built systems. In this paper, we propose a multi-level modeling approach for collaborative ubiquitous systems. Moreover, relevant abstraction levels are identified and means are provided for inter-level model transformation (refinement) and for adaptation to context changes (selection). This adaptation is guided by both high level requirements and low level constraints.
R.BEN HALIMA, E.FKI, K.DRIRA, M.JMAIEL
OLC, ReDCAD Laboratory
Manifestation avec acte : 1st Workshop on Performance Evaluation of Communications in Distributed Systems and Web based Service Architecture, Sousse (Tunisie), 5-8 Juillet 2009, 6p. , N° 09159
Lien : http://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-00372138/fr/
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Service provisioning is a challenging research area for the design and implementation of autonomic service-oriented software systems. It includes automated QoS management for such systems and their applications. Monitoring and Measurement are two key features of QoS management. They are addressed in this paper as elements of a main step in provisioning of self-healing web services. In a previous work [1], we defined and implemented a generic architecture applicable for different services within different business activities. Our approach is based on meta-level communications defined as extensions of the SOAP envelope of the exchanged messages, and implemented within handlers provided by existing web service containers. Using the web services technology, we implemented a complete prototype of a service-oriented Conference Management System (CMS). We experienced our monitoring and measurement architecture using the implemented application and assessed successfully the scalability of our approach under the French grid5000. In this paper, experimental results are analyzed and concluding remarks are given.
V.BAUDIN, T.VILLEMUR, N.TA, K.DRIRA
2I, OLC
Manifestation avec acte : NOTERE 2009 - , Montréal (Canada), 29 Juin - 1er Juillet 2009 , N° 09370
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