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A conceptual modeling approach for the design of web applications based on services

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Current design techniques for distributed business processes based on services focus mainly on functionality concerns and forget about the navigational aspects of Web applications. Moreover, present Web engineering methods offer solid proposals mainly for the development of monolithic and isolated Web applications. We consider highly important to bring together both worlds and to present a complete methodological solution based on conceptual modeling. The present work shows, in the context of the OOWS Web engineering method, the models and methodological steps for the specification, development and automatic generation of Web applications that interact with other external applications based on services.

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        ACM-SE 44: Proceedings of the 44th annual Southeast regional conference
        March 2006
        823 pages
        ISBN:1595933158
        DOI:10.1145/1185448

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