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This document outlines the defense of a PhD thesis on modeling time-aware web service interactions. The thesis defense outline includes an introduction, modeling of timed protocols, a theoretical study of the impacts of time, prototyping and applications, and a conclusion. The thesis examines how to model and analyze the impacts of time in interactions between web services, applications, clients, and databases across different integration technologies like RPC, MOM, and ESB.

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Model Based Analysis of
Time-aware Web Services
Interactions

Julien Ponge
PhD Thesis Defense

Outline
1 Introduction

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Timed protocols modeling

3 Theoretical study of time impacts

4 Prototyping, applications

5 Conclusion
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PhD Defense

1. Model Based Analysis of Time-aware Web Services Interactions Julien Ponge PhD Thesis Defense

2. Outline 1 Introduction 2 Timed protocols modeling 3 Theoretical study of time impacts 4 Prototyping, applications 5 Conclusion 2

3. Introduction 3

4. databases, new legacy applications 4

5. applications and clients RPC, MOM, ESB, ... databases, new legacy applications 4

6. partner 1 partner 2 my company applications and clients RPC, MOM, ESB, ... databases, new legacy applications 4

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