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Michael Bell

"Service-Oriented Modeling (SOA): Service Analysis, Design, and Architecture"

22 STEP 1: SUBTRACTION ANALYSIS OPERATION
152 Ch. 7 Service-Oriented Discovery and Analysis: Implementation Mechanisms
Composite Service M
Atomic Service M
Atomic
Atomic
EXHIBIT 7.23 STEP 2: UNIFICATION ANALYSIS OPERATION
intermediate result, which appears in the right-hand column, represents the composite
service A, along with its two subordinate services.
Step 2. This step is depicted in Exhibit 7.23. The unification analysis operation on the composite
service M joins its contained services and yields the atomic service M. This activity is
necessary because the final goal requires a contained atomic service.
Step 3. The analysis solution proposition is finally achieved by aggregating the atomic service
M into the composite service A, as depicted in Exhibit 7.24. The aggregation operation
simply binds these services and creates a parent-child type of relationship.
Composite Service A
Atomic Service M Atomic Service M
Final Analysis Solution Proposition
Atomic Atomic
EXHIBIT 7.24 STEP 3: AGGREGATION ANALYSIS OPERATION
Summary 153
DELIVERABLES
The service discovery and analysis deliverable model is made up of two major artifacts that
should be submitted when the analysis process comes to fruition. It is imperative to iterate on the
previously discussed analysis activities and refine the final analysis solution proposition. These
artifacts should enrich service life cycle strategy foundation and should be utilized to define
the essence of the services for impending design, architecture, construction, and deployment
projects.


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