Trends in Enterprise Application Architecture 2nd International Conference, TEAA 2006, Berlin, Germany, November 29 - Dezember 1, 2006, Revised Selcted Papers

This book constitutes the thoroughly refereed postproceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Trends in Enterprise Application Architecture, TEAA 2006, held in Berlin, Germany, November 29 - December 1, 2006.
The 24 revised full papers presented together with 1 invited talk were carefully reviewed and selected from numerous submissions for inclusion in the book. Their common purpose is to identify problems or issues in enterprise application architecture and propose and evaluate a solution. Topics of interest are model driven architecture, enterprise development environments, service oriented architecture, data integration, sizing and cost estimation, performance benchmarking, mobile workforce access, multi-channel architecture, autonomous computing, enterprise grid computing, load balancing, and enterprise component platforms.

Engineering Database Component Ware.- An Architecture for Integrating Heterogeneous University Applications That Supports Monitoring.- On the Specification of Parameterizable Business Components.- Implementing Non-functional Service Descriptions in SOAs.- Industrializing Software Development: The “Factory Automation” Way.- A Closer Look at Database Replication Middleware Architectures for Enterprise Applications.- Using Rules and R2ML for Modeling Negotiation Mechanisms in E-Commerce Agent Systems.- Dealing with Scalability in an Event-Based Infrastructure to Support Global Software Development.- Models and Tools for SOA Governance.- Generating Systems from Multiple Levels of Abstraction.- Using Mobile Architecture Modeling and Simulation for Enterprise Applications.- An UML-Based Approach for Validation of Software Architecture Descriptions.- Integration of an Action Language Via UML Action Semantics.- Software Product Lines, Service-Oriented Architecture and Frameworks: Worlds Apart or Ideal Partners?.- Modeling the Effect of Application Server Settings on the Performance of J2EE Web Applications.- Possibilities for Advanced Dissemination and Durable Storage of Scientific Data on the Grid.- Developing Realistic Approaches for the Migration of Legacy Components to Service-Oriented Architecture Environments.- A Generic Constraints-Based Framework for Business Modeling.- Experimenting with the Expressive Power of an Enterprise Architecture Framework.- AP1: A Platform for Model-Based Software Engineering.- A User-Oriented Design for Business Workflow Systems.- Olympic Agents.- Relating Requirements to a User Interface Architecture for a Rich Enterprise Web Application.- FJM2 - A Decentralized JMS System.- Implementing Automated Analyses in an Active Data WarehouseEnvironment Using Workflow Technology.