Software Ag, Inc.

Metaware Societá Per Azioni

Andreas Fröhlich

Harald Schöning

Michael Gesmann

Juliane Harbarth

Heiko Weber

Allesandro Tommasi

Cesare Zavattari

The present technology relates to a method for granting a user secure access to one or more resources accessed by a process. The process is defined in a Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) registry and includes one or more process-steps, where each process-step accesses one or more resources stored in an SOA repository.

Method, SOA registry and SOA repository for granting a user secure access to resources of a process

Monitoring a software system based on a service oriented architecture (SOA). The method may involve system components communicating with each other via sending messages. The method may include receiving a monitoring message by a monitoring component where the monitoring message may be sent from a system component of the software system. The method may further include providing an ontology including at least one interpretation rule for the message by the monitoring component. The method may also include reacting of the monitoring component in accordance with the at least one interpretation rule.

Monitoring a software system using an interpretation rule of an ontology

Monitoring a software system based on a service oriented architecture

Runtime execution of one or more tasks defined in a workflow process language. The method may include obtaining a description of the task from a process ontology (PO). The PO may define a hierarchical taxonomy of executable tasks, where each task refers to at least one frame of a hierarchical frame taxonomy of the PO. The method may further include identifying at least one parameter as described in the frame description to which the task refers, resolving the value of the at least one parameter, and executing the most specific applicable version of the task contained in the task taxonomy of the process ontology.

Method for runtime execution of one or more tasks defined in a workflow process language

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Andreas Fröhlich