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• TITLE: A Method for Service-Oriented Personalized Requirements Analysis

  AUTHORS: Huafeng Chen, Keqing He

  KEYWORDS: Personalized Requirements Analysis, Requirements Correctness Detection, Personalized Process Customization, Domain Model, Web Service

  JOURNAL NAME: Journal of Software Engineering and Applications, Vol.4 No.1, January 27, 2011

  ABSTRACT: The development of Web service has changed the process of software production, and requirements engineering becomes the key issue of service-oriented software engineering. Meantime, it reduces the degree of difficulty of software production, which facilitates end-users to customize software according to their personalized requirements. The paper proposes a method for service-oriented personalized requirements analysis, which is based on domain goal model and process model. The method can inform users of potential errors in requirements by detecting the correctness of requirements, which is driven by users’ personalized operations on goal models, and customize personalized processes to satisfy users’ requirements by reusing domain processes. The personalized processes are the basis for Web service discovery and composition.