Objective
APIs are typically flat structures, i.e. sets of service/method signatures specifying the expected service parameters and the kind of results one should expect in return. However, correct API usage also requires the individual services to be invoked in a specific order. Despite its importance, the latter information is either often omitted, or stated informally via textual descriptions. Behavioural Types are a suite of technologies that formalise of this information, elevating flat API descriptions to a graph structure of services. This permits automated analyses for correct API compositions so as to provide guarantees such as service compliance, deadlock freedom, dynamic adaptation in the presence of failure, load balancing etc. The proposed project aims to bring the existing prototype tools based on these technologies to mainstream programming languages and development frameworks used in industry.
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LE1 7RH Leicester
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2829 516 Caparica
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CT2 7NZ Canterbury, Kent
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9220 Aalborg
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G12 8QQ Glasgow
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40126 Bologna
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10124 Torino
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80807 Munchen
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40132 Bologna
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4970 371 Arcos De Valdevez
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10122 Torino
SN14 0GB Chippenham
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2100 Kobenhavn
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KA10 6BE Troon, Ayrshire
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3070 Snekkersten
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40026 Imola
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1053 Buenos Aires
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61801 Urbana Il
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Cordoba
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