Composing RESTful services with JOpera
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| Publication Type | Conference Paper | |
| Year of Publication | 2009 | |
| Authors | Pautasso, C. | |
| Conference Name | International Conference on Software Composition 2009 | |
| Series Title | LNCS | |
| Volume | 5634 | |
| Pagination | 142–159 | |
| Month | July | |
| Publisher | Springer | |
| Conference Location | Zurich, Switzerland | |
| Key Words | REST; Service Composition; DoodleMap | |
| Abstract | The REST architectural style is emerging as an alternative technology platform for the realization of service-oriented architectures. In this paper, we apply the notion of composition to RESTful services and derive a set of language features that are required by composition languages for RESTful services: dynamic late binding, dynamic typing, content-type negotiation, state inspection, and compliance with the uniform interface principle. To show how such requirements can be satisfied by an existing composition language, we include a case-study using the JOpera visual composition language. In it, we present how to build a composite application (DoodleMap) out of some well-known, public and currently existing RESTful service APIs. | |
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