Requirements engineering for services: an ontological framework

Authors:
Bertrand Verlaine;Ivan J. Jureta;Stéphane Faulkner
Affiliations:
University of Namur, Belgium;University of Namur, Belgium;University of Namur, Belgium
Venue:
Proceedings of the 2011 ACM Symposium on Applied Computing
Year:
2011

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Abstract

As for other information systems, Service-Oriented Systems (SOSs) should be engineering to satisfy the requirements of its stakeholders. But, while requirements are understood in terms of, e.g., goals and assumptions, services are viewed in terms of, e.g., preconditions and effects. In order to reduce the gap between those two conceptualizations, we propose and discuss the relations between two ontologies: CORE and WSMO. Our work lies in conceptual foundations, i.e., the two ontologies along with their bridge rules, on which to build methodologies for the requirements engineering of SOSs.