Industry and academia are exploring ways to exploit the services paradigm to assist in the challenges of software self-management. In this paper we present a novel approach which aims to bring these two fields closer by specifying the requirements and capabilities within a UML2 model architecture style and illustrating how these model elements are used to generate specifications for dynamic runtime service brokering given different modes of a software system. The approach is implemented in a tool suite integrated into the Eclipse IDE with a prototype runtime service broker engine.
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