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2008
Currently, composition of web services is done by orchestration. An orchestration is a workflow that combines invocations of individual operations of the web services involved. It is therefore a composition of individual operations, rather than a composition of entire web services.
Lau, K K, Tran, C
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Currently, composition of web services is done by orchestration. An orchestration is a workflow that combines invocations of individual operations of the web services involved. It is therefore a composition of individual operations, rather than a composition of entire web services.
Lau, K K, Tran, C
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Middleware services for web service compositions
Special interest tracks and posters of the 14th international conference on World Wide Web - WWW '05, 2005WS-* specifications cover a variety of issues ranging from security and reliability to transaction support in web services. However, these specifications do not address web service compositions. On the other hand, BPEL as the future standard web service composition language allows the specification of the functional part of the composition as a ...
Anis Charfi, Mira Mezini
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Service composition for generic service graphs
Multimedia Systems, 2006Service composition is a promising approach to multimedia service provisioning, due to its ability to dynamically produce new multimedia content, and to customize the content for individual client devices. Previous research work has addressed various aspects of service composition such as composibility, QoS-awareness, and load balancing.
Jin Liang, Klara Nahrstedt
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2006
Both the agent and Grid communities develop concepts for distributed computing, however they do so with different motivations. This paper demonstrates how the flexible coordination technique of interaction protocols, from the field of multiagent communication, can be used to model the processes found in scientific workflow, a typical composition ...
Adam Barker, Robert G. Mann
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Both the agent and Grid communities develop concepts for distributed computing, however they do so with different motivations. This paper demonstrates how the flexible coordination technique of interaction protocols, from the field of multiagent communication, can be used to model the processes found in scientific workflow, a typical composition ...
Adam Barker, Robert G. Mann
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"Service Hyperlink" for Exploratory Service Composition
IEEE International Conference on e-Business Engineering (ICEBE'07), 2007Service orchestration logics can be difficult to be totally pre-fabricated as composite services when facing uncertain requirements. It is sometimes indispensable to get end users involved. However, we should not expect end users do programming as computer professionals.
Shuying Yan +3 more
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Service Composition with Directories
2006This paper presents planning-based service composition algorithms that dynamically interact with a potentially large-scale directory of service advertisements in order to retrieve matching service advertisements on demand. We start with a simple algorithm for untyped services, similar to a STRIPS planner.
Ion Constantinescu +2 more
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Security Policy Composition for Composite Services
2008 Eighth International Conference on Web Engineering, 2008An application based Service-Oriented Architecture(SOA) consists of an assembly of external services and the application is called as a composite service. Acomposite service could be implemented by other composite services hence the application could have a recursive structure, which is one of the features of SOA application.
Fumiko Satoh, Takehiro Tokuda
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Identifying Optimal Composite Services by Decomposing the Service Composition Problem
2011 IEEE International Conference on Web Services, 2011For a Web service composition to satisfy a user's needs, it must not only provide the desired functionality, but also have nonfunctional properties (e.g., reliability, availability, cost) that are acceptable to the user. In the recent past, several techniques have been developed and deployed to identify a composite service that conforms to the ...
Zachary J. Oster +2 more
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Composition of Services on Hierarchical Service Models
2012In this paper we define a concept of service model, and introduce hierarchical service models suitable for large service parks. We describe a method for handling higher-order workflows that we use for automatic composition of services. We give a description of a specification language suitable for representing hierarchical service models.
Riina Maigre, Enn Tyugu
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Workshop on Automatic Service Composition
Proceedings of the 2010 Conference of the Center for Advanced Studies on Collaborative Research - CASCON '10, 2009In Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), applications can be assembled by a set of existing distributed services spanning across organizations and platforms. SOA increases reuse and cooperation among services. Therefore, applications can be built in a rapid way with relatively low cost.
Ying Zou 0001 +3 more
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