Julien Ponge

We first present a timed protocol model for services and identify different levels of compatibility and replaceability that are useful to support service development and evolution. Expand

This paper discusses the augmentation of business protocols with specifications of temporal abstractions, focusing in particular on problems related to compatibility and replaceability analysis. Expand

We build upon our earlier work on service protocols modeling, analysis, and management [1, 2] to cater for temporal abstractions in business protocols. Expand

We formalized the formalization of an important category of protocols that includes time-related constraints (called timed protocols), and the impact of time on compatibility and replaceability analysis. Expand

This paper dis- cusses our new results on modeling and analyzing web services business protocols augmented with timing constraints. Expand

This paper describes a new approach to dynamically patch and weave aspects to a Java application at run-time by transforming the whole application and making it dynamic. Expand

In this position paper, we propose a middleware approach where smartphones provide service gateways to bridge the gap between IoT services and Cloud services. Expand

We have developed ServiceMosaic (servicemosaic), an interactive and model-driven CASE tool for managing Web service interactions, which consists of two broad modules: protocol discovery and protocol management. Expand

We present ROCS, a framework for running OSGi/Java stacks on ambient devices without locally installing the real class definitions, but only shadow representatives. Expand