Guido Wirtz

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2008
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Helge Hofmeister, Guido Wirtz:
Supporting Service-Oriented Design with Metrics. EDOC 2008: 191-200
2007
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Helge Hofmeister, Guido Wirtz:
Using Patterns to Design Composite Applications. Enterprise Information Systems and Web Technologies 2007: 168-175
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Helge Hofmeister, Guido Wirtz:
Designing a Platform-Independent Use-Case for a Composite Application using a Reference Architecture. SEKE 2007: 227-231
2006
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Helge Hofmeister, Guido Wirtz:
Approaching a Methodology for Designing Composite Applications Integrating Legacy Applications using an Architectural Framework. EMISA 2006: 49-62
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Helge Hofmeister, Guido Wirtz:
A Pattern Taxonomy for Business Process Integration Oriented Application Integration. SEKE 2006: 114-119

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