We describe the different issues that a language designer has to tackle when defining error handling mechanisms for service-oriented computing. We first discuss the issues that have to be considered when developing error handling mechanisms inside a process calculus, i.e. an abstract model. We then analyze how these issues change when moving from a process calculus to a full-fledged language based on it. We consider as an example the language Jolie, and the calculus SOCK it is based upon.
I. LANESE, F. MONTESI (2010). Error Handling: From Theory to Practice. BERLIN : Springer [10.1007/978-3-642-16561-0_13].
Error Handling: From Theory to Practice
LANESE, IVAN;MONTESI, FABRIZIO
2010
Abstract
We describe the different issues that a language designer has to tackle when defining error handling mechanisms for service-oriented computing. We first discuss the issues that have to be considered when developing error handling mechanisms inside a process calculus, i.e. an abstract model. We then analyze how these issues change when moving from a process calculus to a full-fledged language based on it. We consider as an example the language Jolie, and the calculus SOCK it is based upon.File in questo prodotto:
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