Wasabi Framework -- An Open Service Infrastructure for Collaborative Work
J. Schulte, T. Hampel, T. Bopp, and R. Hinn. SKG '07: Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Semantics, Knowledge and Grid, 0-7695-3007-9, page 242--247. Xi'an, China, IEEE Computer Society, (October 2007)
Abstract
Today's collaborative systems are usually designed as single, monolithic applications. Whenever additional functionality is needed, users are confronted with several independent applications, leading to discontinuances and media breaches in their workflows. It is therefore essential to integrate different applications into a common service-oriented infrastructure to enable such a collaborative system to offer various functionalities without unnecessary discontinuities. Atop on our now ten years of experience in the design of collaborative systems, we present a flexible and extensible service-oriented framework for collaborative systems. Our "Wasabi" framework builds upon modern enterprise architecture technologies.
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%A Schulte, Jonas
%A Hampel, Thorsten
%A Bopp, Thomas
%A Hinn, Robert
%B SKG '07: Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Semantics, Knowledge and Grid
%C Xi'an, China
%D 2007
%I IEEE Computer Society
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%N 0-7695-3007-9
%P 242--247
%T Wasabi Framework -- An Open Service Infrastructure for Collaborative Work
%X Today's collaborative systems are usually designed as single, monolithic applications. Whenever additional functionality is needed, users are confronted with several independent applications, leading to discontinuances and media breaches in their workflows. It is therefore essential to integrate different applications into a common service-oriented infrastructure to enable such a collaborative system to offer various functionalities without unnecessary discontinuities. Atop on our now ten years of experience in the design of collaborative systems, we present a flexible and extensible service-oriented framework for collaborative systems. Our "Wasabi" framework builds upon modern enterprise architecture technologies.
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timestamp = {2011-12-13T23:37:40.000+0100},
title = {Wasabi Framework -- An Open Service Infrastructure for Collaborative Work},
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