Collins, Luke and Pahl, ClausORCID: 0000-0002-9049-212X
(2013)
A service localisation platform.
In: The Fifth International Conferences on Advanced Service Computing, 27 May - 1 Jun, 2013, Valencia, Spain.
ISBN 978-1-61208-270-7
The fundamental purpose of service-oriented computing is the ability to quickly provide software and hardware resources to global users. The main aim of service localisation is to provide a method for facilitating the internationalisation and localisation of software services by allowing them to be adapted to different locales. We address lingual localisation by providing a service translation using the latest web services technology to adapt services to different languages and currency conversion by using real-time data provided by the European Central Bank. Units and Regulatory Localisations are performed by a conversion mapping, which we have generated for a subset of locales. The aim is to investigate a standardised view on the localisation of services by using runtime and middleware services to deploy a localisation implementation. Our contribution is a localisation platform consisting of a conceptual model classifying localisation concerns and the definition of a number of specific platform services.
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Item Type:
Conference or Workshop Item (Paper)
Event Type:
Conference
Refereed:
Yes
Uncontrolled Keywords:
Service Localisation; Service-oriented Computing; Service-oriented Architecture