In recent years, web sites have evolved from simple collections of static content to suppliers of complex services to users. This evolution has allowed users to benefit from various customized services according to his needs. Currently many services are geographically-aware and they have localized features but do not communicate with systems that are complementary from a geographic of functional perspectives. However, the geographic extensity is a natural dimension on which simple services can be integrated into complex ones. This integration requires a container to provide a common and unifying view of the territory. A GIS with topological information is the ideal mapping for services that pertain to a given territory. Integration provides a way to create new services through reusing services that provide only a subset of functionality that could be used in very different integrated services. This paper analyzes the integration issues of localized services using a GIS.
Service Oriented Programming: a New Paradigm of Software Reuse / Silitti A; Succi G; Vernazza T. - STAMPA. - (2002), pp. 269-280. (Intervento presentato al convegno Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Software Reuse tenutosi a Austin, Texas, USA nel April).
Service Oriented Programming: a New Paradigm of Software Reuse
Succi G;
2002
Abstract
In recent years, web sites have evolved from simple collections of static content to suppliers of complex services to users. This evolution has allowed users to benefit from various customized services according to his needs. Currently many services are geographically-aware and they have localized features but do not communicate with systems that are complementary from a geographic of functional perspectives. However, the geographic extensity is a natural dimension on which simple services can be integrated into complex ones. This integration requires a container to provide a common and unifying view of the territory. A GIS with topological information is the ideal mapping for services that pertain to a given territory. Integration provides a way to create new services through reusing services that provide only a subset of functionality that could be used in very different integrated services. This paper analyzes the integration issues of localized services using a GIS.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
