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This page is part of the ongoing SWIM communities of interest discussions. The content is working material. It should not be treated as final as it is still subject to review, comment and change.



Introduction

Service design is a step in the service orientation process detailed on the SWIM reference website (https://reference.swim.aero/knowledge/service-orientation-process.html#design). One outcome is a service model (service interface(s), service operation(s), service behaviour). This leads to consideration on how to name things.

The following documents will help.

Naming conventions

SWIM-SERV-140 Service functions

The functionality name could be somehow harmonised for AMQP services.

Example of SWIM-SERV-140 using Service Metadata Schema
"generalDescription": {
 "functionality": [{
  "name": "Provide Turbulence Forecast Information",
  "description": "A detailed and product-specific description on the delivered product.",
  "realWorldEffect": "Information is provided continually; the service consumer gets the subscribed data."
 }, {
  "name": "Meteorological Forecast Provision",
  "description": "...",
  "realWorldEffect": "..."
 }]
}

SWIM-SERV-240 Service interfaces

Name and description could be harmonised e.g. AMQP Notification, AMQP Subscription, WFS Request..

SWIM-SERV-240 already contains a <noun><role> pattern. e.g

As far as WFS is concerned, what are the roles?

  • Request...

As far as AMQP is concerned, what are the roles?

  • Publisher, Queue, Message...


It is best to avoid mention of a broker. Indeed, a broker is not necessary when using AMQP.

SWIM-SERV-270 Service operations

Consider a controlled vocabulary of verbs for names.

SWIM-SERV-270 proposes <verb><noun> e.g. getAlerts; requestTrajectoryAnalysis; publishAirportMETInducedCapacity; setCoordinationAndTransferData; proposeARESDeActivation.

Which verbs are best in the context of AMQP?

Categorisation

SWIM-SERV-100 Service categories

The following example shows how to add a service categorisation for a Web Feature Service.

Example of SWIM-SERV-100 using Service Metadata Schema
"serviceCategorisation": {
 "other": [{
  "name": "SERVICE_TYPE",
  "value": "FEATURE_ACCESS_SERVICE",
  "categorisationScheme": {
   "url": "http://reference.swim.aero/information-services/service-categories/CodeServiceType"
  }
 }]
}
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