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To facilitate modular development, the use of state machines has been proposed to specify the protocol (i.e., the sequence of messages) that each port of a component can engage in. The protocol conformance checking problem consists of determining whether the actual behavior of a component conforms to the protocol specifications on its ports. In this paper, we consider this problem in the context of...
Integration of distributed software systems is an important issue in enterprise computing. Assembling of loosely coupled services via XML based protocols is a frequently used technique today. To overcome the struggle between safety of a strong typed interface and flexibility of generic parameters, we present a novel approach that uses model-typed interface parameters together with the idea of model...
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