Software Compliance Management Model towards Portability Faults using RESTFul Web Service Exchanges in Distributed Systems

Software Compliance Management Model towards Portability Faults using RESTFul Web Service Exchanges in Distributed Systems 1 Kanchana Natarajan, 2 Sarala Subramani 1 Research Scholar, 2 Assistant Professor Department of Information Technology Bharathiar University, Coimbatore, India ___________________________________________________________________________ Abstract:The objective of the research work is to propose a software service compliance management model towards portability fault tolerance (PFT) using RESTFUL web services exchanges in distributed systems. The compliance management is achieved through correct identification of the various non-compliances while deploying and executing software services on various hardware and system platforms. The portability faults are due to operational platform changes (OPC), service audit constraints (SAC) and multiple service contracts (MSC). These portability faults can be detected and identified through the proposed set of services, namely SARALA that are based on computational situations, resources and locations of the needed services. The software services in HIPAA framework for mobile health care system are to be portable but also accountable where both are also to be compliant with existing government policies and regulations. The incorrect portability attributes which lead to non-compliances in the network protocol, the third party software and data format are checked to detect the causes of policy violations and activate the necessary enforcement actions to meet the healthcare acts.