My name is Malinda Kaushalye Kapuruge. I am a PhD candidate at Swinburne University of Technology, Melbourne, Australia. I work under the guidance of Prof. Jun Han. My associate supervisor is Dr. Alan Colman .

Research Topic: Improving the Flexibility in Process Aware Adaptable Services Oriented Systems

Research Interests:

• Adaptable Computing Systems
• Services Oriented Architecture
• Flexible Business Process Modeling
• Web Services Security

Current Research Activities:

• Identifying the techniques to improve the flexibility in business process modeling in Services Oriented Systems
• Implementing adaptable service composition mechanism using ROAD (Role Oriented Adaptive Design) framework [More]
• Extending Apache Axis2 for adaptivfe service compositions
• Incooporating context-awareness into service compositions
• Integrating event-driven processes with business rules

Teaching:

• Semester I-2011: Software Development in Java (HIT 2037, HIT 6037)

Publications:

    Conference proceedings:

• M. Kapuruge, A. Colman and J. Han. Achieving Multi-tenanted Business Processes in SaaS Applications. 12th International Conference on Web Information System Engineering - WISE 2011, Sydney, Australia. Springer LNCS(to appear)
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• M. Kapuruge, J. Han and A. Colman. Controlled flexibility in business processes defined for service compositions. 8th IEEE International Conference on Services Computing - SCC 2011, Washington DC, USA. IEEE Computer Society Press
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• M. Kapuruge, A. Colman and J. King. ROAD4WS - Extending Apache Axis2 for Adaptive Service Compositions. 15th IEEE Enterprise Computing Conference - EDOC 2011, Helsinki, Finland. IEEE Computer Society Press (to appear)
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• M. Kapuruge, A. Colman and J. Han. Defining customizable business processes without compromising the maintainability in multi-tenant SaaS applications. 4th IEEE International Conference on Cloud Computing - CLOUD 2011, Washington DC, USA. IEEE Computer Society Press
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• M. Kapuruge, J. Han and A. Colman and M. Talib. Supporting Process Flexibility through Service Relationship Modeling[Innovation Showcase Paper]. 6th IEEE World Congress on Services - SERVICES 2010, Miami, FL, USA.
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• M. Kapuruge, J. Han and A. Colman. Support for business process flexibility in service compositions: An evaluative survey. 21st Australian Software Engineering Conference - ASWEC 2010, Auckland, New Zealand. IEEE Computer Society Press
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• M. Talib, J. Han, A. Colman, J. King and M. Kapuruge. A Service Packaging Platform for Delivering Services. International Conference on Services Computing - SCC 2010. Miami, FL, USA. IEEE Computer Society Press
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• T. Phan, J. Han, I. Mueler, M. Kapuruge, S. Versteeg. SOABSE: An Approach to Realizing Business-Oriented Security Requirements with Web Service Security Policies. IEEE International Conference on Service-Oriented Computing and Applications - SOCA 2009. Taipei, Taiwan. IEEE Computer Society Press
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    Workshops:

• M. Kapuruge, J. Han and A. Colman Towards on demand business process customization framework for software-as-a- service delivery model. Cloud Workshop - APSEC 2010, Sydney, Australia. [Accepted]
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    Technical reports:

• Serendip: Service Relationship Modeling for Controlled Adaptation in Business Processes
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Professional Activities:

• PC-chair of CS3- PhD Symposium, Swinburne University of Technology.
• Project Committee Member (PMC) for Web Services Project. Apache Software Foundation
• Speaker, UNATEK Conference 2008, Baltimore, MD, USA. “Security Challenges, web services and scripting languages”
• Speaker, ApacheCon 2006, Austin, TX, USA, “Enabling web services by embedding Axis2/C”.

Past Research Experiences:

• Author of Apache Rampart/C, which is an open source implementation of WS-Security* specifications, including WS-Trust, WS-Security Policy and WS-Secure Conversation. [More]
• Contributor to Apache Axis2/C project, which is an opensource web services engine written in C language that can be used to deploy web services. [More]
• Worked with Engineering Research Center, SKF Sverige AB, Sweden developing 3-D visualization techniques to perform simulations of bearing dynamics.  [More]

Interests:

• Photography. See some of my pics in Flickr
• Culture/History/People
• Travelling

Contact:
[mkapuruge] at [swin.edu.au]