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Composite service metamodel and auto composition
Journal of Computational Methods in Sciences and Engineering, 2010Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) is a computing paradigm which promises to provide transparency to resource access by exposing the available resources as services. SOA is based on service composition for application development or service development. Numerous researches focus on service composition.
Hock-Koon, Anthony, Oussalah, Mourad
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Distributed Service Composition in Internet of Services
2021 IEEE International Conference on Services Computing (SCC), 2021To meet coarse-grained user requirements, many service composition approaches have been put forward in the past 20 years. The service composition constructs a service workflow by aggregating services to meet users’ functional and non-functional requirements.
Xiaofei Xu +3 more
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Relational Service Composition
2009 IEEE International Conference on Semantic Computing, 2009Although the service composition problem has been widely addressed, automatically composing a service from existing services is still very difficult. This paper focuses on the composition problem for relational web services. It considers answering complex queries using a set of available relational services collectively.
Qi Wang, Phillip C.-Y. Sheu
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Composition of service specifications
Proceedings Sixth International Conference on Network Protocols (Cat. No.98TB100256), 2002The service specification ss(P) of a protocol P defines the services provided by the protocol and its protocol specification ps(P) specifies the rules of message exchange to ensure the service. Protocol composition has been advocated as an attractive way to design complex protocols.
Gurdip Singh, I. Buricea, Zhenyu Mao
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2008
One of the striking advantages of Web Service technology is the fairly simple aggregation of complex services out of a library of other composite or atomic services. The same is expected to hold for the domain of Semantic Web Services such as those specified in WSMO or OWL-S.
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One of the striking advantages of Web Service technology is the fairly simple aggregation of complex services out of a library of other composite or atomic services. The same is expected to hold for the domain of Semantic Web Services such as those specified in WSMO or OWL-S.
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Cooperative Service Composition
2012Traditional service composition approaches are top-down(using domain knowledge to break-down the desired functionality), or bottom-up (using planning techniques). The former rely on available problem decomposition knowledge, whilst the latter rely on the availability of a known set of services, otherwise automatic composition has been considered ...
Nikolay Mehandjiev +3 more
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2010
We have developed a tool to allow users who are not programmers to assemble non-trivial service compositions. The tool uses templates and background reasoning to reduce the mental effort needed by users when they compose services, and provides immediate feedback about the consequences of any decisions made by its users.
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We have developed a tool to allow users who are not programmers to assemble non-trivial service compositions. The tool uses templates and background reasoning to reduce the mental effort needed by users when they compose services, and provides immediate feedback about the consequences of any decisions made by its users.
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2008 IEEE Congress on Services - Part I, 2008
A geographical information system (GIS) is a system that captures, analyzes, and manages any spatially referenced data. One common problem in the GIS community is how to generate and publish customized Web maps. The existing solutions either deal with spatial data directly which does not allow for applying the customized features, or require and rely ...
Sai Ma, Minruo Li, Weichang Du
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A geographical information system (GIS) is a system that captures, analyzes, and manages any spatially referenced data. One common problem in the GIS community is how to generate and publish customized Web maps. The existing solutions either deal with spatial data directly which does not allow for applying the customized features, or require and rely ...
Sai Ma, Minruo Li, Weichang Du
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