Service-Oriented Modeling Language

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SOMF 2.0 Language Notation for enterprise architecture, application architecture, SOA, and cloud computing

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Service-Oriented Modeling Framework Language
Version 2.0

Logical
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Archite
Model
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Logical
Model Model
For Enterprise Architecture,
Application Architecture,
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www.ModelingConcepts.com

Service-Oriented Discovery and Analysis Model

Service-Oriented Discovery and Analysis Model

Discovery and Analysis Assets
Discovery and Analysis Assets

Atomic Composite Service
Service Service Cluster

Service-Oriented Discovery and Analysis Model

Contextual Modeling Notation
Contextual Modeling Notation

Generalized Expanded

Specified Contracted

Service-Oriented Discovery and Analysis Model

Structural Modeling Notation
Structural Modeling Notation

Expansion Reduction Isolation Coupling Cloning Binding

Subtracted Intersected Coupled Cloned Bound
Aggregated

Decomposed Decoupled Decloned Unbound
Overlapped
Unified

Transformation Miscellaneous
Excluded

Compounded
Transformed Operation
Clipped Comment Service Typing Tag Numbering

Service-Oriented Business Integration Model

Service-Oriented Business Integration Model

Business Integration Assets
Business Integration Assets

Atomic Composite Service
Service Service Cluster

Business Business Contextual
Tier Domain Perspective

Service-Oriented Business Integration Model

Business Integration Modeling Notation
Business Integration Modeling Notation

Integrated
Integrated Disintegrated
Disintegrated Contained
Contained Separated
Separated Perspective of
Perspective of

Miscellaneous

Operation
Operation
Comment
Comment Service Typing Tag
Service Typing Tag Numbering
Numbering

Service-Oriented Logical Design Model

Logical Design Relationship Assets

Atomic Composite Service
Service Service Cluster

Consumer Intermediary
Flag

Service-Oriented Logical Design Model

Logical Design Relationship Connectors
Logical Design Relationship Connectors

Apparent
Apparent Implied
Implied Apparent
Apparent Implied
Implied
Bidirectional
Bidirectional Bidirectional
Bidirectional Unidirectional
Unidirectional Unidirectional
Unidirectional

Service-Oriented Logical Design Model

Logical Design Composition Assets

Atomic Composite Service
Service Service Cluster Consumer

Service-Oriented Logical Design Model

Logical Design Composition Beams

Network Star Circular Hierarchical
Beam Beam Beam Beam

Apparent
Bidirectional

Apparent
Unidirectional

Implied
Bidirectional

Implied
Unidirectional

Service-Oriented Logical Design Model

Logical Design Composition Styles

Network Circular

Hierarchical Star

Service-Oriented Logical Design Model

Service Transaction Assets

Atomic Composite Service
Service Service Cluster

Consumer Lifeline Actor

Service-Oriented Logical Design Model

Service Transaction Sections

Service and Consumer Section

Session Section

Transaction Section

Activity Section

Service-Oriented Logical Design Model

Aggregator
Entity
Panel

Service and Consumer Section
Service
and
Consumer
Panel

Service-Oriented Logical Design Model

Activity
Management
Section

Concurrency
Flag Activity Section
Section

Atomicity
Section

Service-Oriented Logical Design Model

Transaction Activity Connectors

Originating Activity Connector

Intermediary Activity Connector

End-of-Activity Connector

Service-Oriented Conceptual Architecture Model

Service-Oriented Conceptual Architecture Model

Conceptual Architecture Assets

Packaged
Business Architectural Technological
Technological
Domain Concept Function
Asset

Service-Oriented Conceptual Architecture Model

Conceptual Architecture Notation

Recognized Extended Owner of

Function of Conceptualized as

Service-Oriented Logical Architecture Model

Service-Oriented Logical Architecture Model

Logical Architecture

Reu s
sable Asset

Ena es
blin nologi
g Tech
Tec n
hno lo
gy nd atio
Fou

Service-Oriented Logical Architecture Model

Logical Architecture Assets

Packaged
Business or Technological
Technological
Process
Asset

Logical Architecture Notation

@ EXEC

Utilized Executed

Service-Oriented Modeling Framework (SOMF)

www.ModelingConcepts.com

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Service-Oriented Modeling Language

1. Service-Oriented Modeling Framework Language Version 2.0 Logical cture Archite Model tual Concep re Design Archite ctu Logical Model Model For Enterprise Architecture, Application Architecture, ss Busine n Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), tio Integra ery and Cloud Computing Model Discov lysis a nd Ana Model www.ModelingConcepts.com

2. Service-Oriented Discovery and Analysis Model

3. Service-Oriented Discovery and Analysis Model Discovery and Analysis Assets Discovery and Analysis Assets Atomic Composite Service Service Service Cluster

4. Service-Oriented Discovery and Analysis Model Contextual Modeling Notation Contextual Modeling Notation Generalized Expanded Specified Contracted

5. Service-Oriented Discovery and Analysis Model Structural Modeling Notation Structural Modeling Notation Expansion Reduction Isolation Coupling Cloning Binding Subtracted Intersected Coupled Cloned Bound Aggregated Decomposed Decoupled Decloned Unbound Overlapped Unified Transformation Miscellaneous Excluded Compounded Transformed Operation Clipped Comment Service Typing Tag Numbering

6. Service-Oriented Business Integration Model

7. Service-Oriented Business Integration Model Business Integration Assets Business Integration Assets Atomic Composite Service Service Service Cluster Business Business Contextual Tier Domain Perspective

8. Service-Oriented Business Integration Model Business Integration Modeling Notation Business Integration Modeling Notation Integrated Integrated Disintegrated Disintegrated Contained Contained Separated Separated Perspective of Perspective of Miscellaneous Operation Operation Comment Comment Service Typing Tag Service Typing Tag Numbering Numbering

9. Service-Oriented Logical Design Model

10. Service-Oriented Logical Design Model Logical Design Relationship Assets Atomic Composite Service Service Service Cluster Consumer Intermediary Flag

11. Service-Oriented Logical Design Model Logical Design Relationship Connectors Logical Design Relationship Connectors Apparent Apparent Implied Implied Apparent Apparent Implied Implied Bidirectional Bidirectional Bidirectional Bidirectional Unidirectional Unidirectional Unidirectional Unidirectional

12. Service-Oriented Logical Design Model Logical Design Composition Assets Atomic Composite Service Service Service Cluster Consumer

13. Service-Oriented Logical Design Model Logical Design Composition Beams Network Star Circular Hierarchical Beam Beam Beam Beam Apparent Bidirectional Apparent Unidirectional Implied Bidirectional Implied Unidirectional

14. Service-Oriented Logical Design Model Logical Design Composition Styles Network Circular Hierarchical Star

15. Service-Oriented Logical Design Model Service Transaction Assets Atomic Composite Service Service Service Cluster Consumer Lifeline Actor

16. Service-Oriented Logical Design Model Service Transaction Sections Service and Consumer Section Session Section Transaction Section Activity Section

17. Service-Oriented Logical Design Model Aggregator Entity Panel Service and Consumer Section Service and Consumer Panel

18. Service-Oriented Logical Design Model Activity Management Section Concurrency Flag Activity Section Section Atomicity Section

19. Service-Oriented Logical Design Model Transaction Activity Connectors Originating Activity Connector Intermediary Activity Connector End-of-Activity Connector

20. Service-Oriented Conceptual Architecture Model

21. Service-Oriented Conceptual Architecture Model Conceptual Architecture Assets Packaged Business Architectural Technological Technological Domain Concept Function Asset

22. Service-Oriented Conceptual Architecture Model Conceptual Architecture Notation Recognized Extended Owner of Function of Conceptualized as

23. Service-Oriented Logical Architecture Model

24. Service-Oriented Logical Architecture Model Logical Architecture Reu s sable Asset Ena es blin nologi g Tech Tec n hno lo gy nd atio Fou

25. Service-Oriented Logical Architecture Model Logical Architecture Assets Packaged Business or Technological Technological Process Asset Logical Architecture Notation @ EXEC Utilized Executed

26. Service-Oriented Modeling Framework (SOMF) www.ModelingConcepts.com

Service-Oriented Modeling Language

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