Trends in enterprise application architecture

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This collection explores various aspects of software engineering, focusing on integration, architecture, and governance. It discusses the architecture for integrating heterogeneous university applications, emphasizing monitoring capabilities. The specification of parameterizable business components is examined, along with the implementation of non-functional service descriptions in service-oriented architectures (SOAs). The text addresses industrializing software development through a factory automation approach and delves into database replication middleware architectures for enterprise applications. Additionally, it explores the use of rules and R2ML for modeling negotiation mechanisms in e-commerce agent systems and tackles scalability challenges in event-based infrastructures for global software development. Governance in SOA is discussed through models and tools, while system generation from multiple abstraction levels is highlighted. Mobile architecture modeling and simulation for enterprise applications is presented, alongside an UML-based approach for validating software architecture descriptions. The integration of action languages via UML action semantics is analyzed, and the relationship between software product lines, service-oriented architecture, and frameworks is considered. The impact of application server settings on J2EE web application performance is modeled, and strategies for migrating legacy components