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2003 IEEE International Conference on E-Commerce Technology (CEC'03)
p. 35
Metering and Accounting for Composite e-Services
Vikas Agarwal, IBM India Research Laboratory
Neeran Karnik, IBM India Research Laboratory
Arun Kumar, IBM India Research Laboratory
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Software services are emerging as the dominant component
technology for distributed applications. Using
standardized interfaces, clients can remotely access
functionality or resources offered by service providers.
In e-commerce applications, often such services will be
fee-based. Usage metering and Accounting thus form
important components of an e-services infrastructure.
The metering and accounting problem takes on added
complexity with composite e-services - higher-level services
built using simpler underlying services, each of
which may be independently owned. In this paper we
present an architecture for the metering and accounting
of composite service usage.
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Citation:
Vikas Agarwal, Neeran Karnik, Arun Kumar,
"Metering and Accounting for Composite e-Services,"
cec,
p. 35,
2003 IEEE International Conference on E-Commerce Technology (CEC'03),
2003
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