Non-regular Adaptation of Services Using Model Checking

This paper proposes a different approach for service adaptation which aims to: (i) support non-regular adaptation; (ii) integrate adaptation and model checking. First, a pushdown automaton is used to model the adaptor so that non-regular languages are possible. Second, behavior interfaces of services are modeled by Büchi automata in order to take the advantage of the acceptance condition. By defining the property of ”behavior mismatch free” in a LTL formula using acceptance condition, the detection of behavior mismatches is performed by model checking. Also, the adaptor generation is performed by model checking of pushdown systems with the guidance of a special over-behavioral adaptor called “coordinator”. Then the returned counterexample is converted to a pushdown automaton, the expected adaptor.