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2014
The ViennaRNA package is a widely used collection of programs for thermodynamic RNA secondary structure prediction. Over the years, many additional tools have been developed building on the core programs of the package to also address issues related to noncoding RNA detection, RNA folding kinetics, or efficient sequence design considering RNA-RNA ...
Gruber AR, Bernhart SH, Lorenz R
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The ViennaRNA package is a widely used collection of programs for thermodynamic RNA secondary structure prediction. Over the years, many additional tools have been developed building on the core programs of the package to also address issues related to noncoding RNA detection, RNA folding kinetics, or efficient sequence design considering RNA-RNA ...
Gruber AR, Bernhart SH, Lorenz R
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2013
In this chapter, we introduce an interesting type of Web services for "things". Existing Web services are applications across the Web that perform functions mainly to satisfy users' social needs "from simple requests to complicated business processes".
Huang, Guangyan +2 more
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In this chapter, we introduce an interesting type of Web services for "things". Existing Web services are applications across the Web that perform functions mainly to satisfy users' social needs "from simple requests to complicated business processes".
Huang, Guangyan +2 more
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IEEE Software, 2006
Interest in Web services has increased rapidly since their first appearance a few years ago. They are a key value-added feature of today's Internet, making it feasible to combine different applications and so generate new services based on existing applications.
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Interest in Web services has increased rapidly since their first appearance a few years ago. They are a key value-added feature of today's Internet, making it feasible to combine different applications and so generate new services based on existing applications.
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IEEE Internet Computing, 2003
There's a difference between what we'd like our enterprise computing systems to be and what they really are. We like to envision them as orderly multitier arrangements comprising software buses, hubs, gateways, and adapters - all deployed at just the right places to maximize scale, load, application utility, and ultimately, business value ...
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There's a difference between what we'd like our enterprise computing systems to be and what they really are. We like to envision them as orderly multitier arrangements comprising software buses, hubs, gateways, and adapters - all deployed at just the right places to maximize scale, load, application utility, and ultimately, business value ...
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2006 International Conference on Dependability of Computer Systems, 2006
Security issues within Web services, and problems of data confidentiality and integrity in particular, are discussed. A joint security model integrating three main technologies (SOAP, UDDI and WSDL) is defined. Suitable security mechanisms and solutions are also described.
Henryk Krawczyk, M. Wiel
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Security issues within Web services, and problems of data confidentiality and integrity in particular, are discussed. A joint security model integrating three main technologies (SOAP, UDDI and WSDL) is defined. Suitable security mechanisms and solutions are also described.
Henryk Krawczyk, M. Wiel
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2006 IEEE International Conference on Services Computing (SCC'06), 2006
This tutorial presents the foundational knowledge for the researchers and practitioners on Service- Oriented Architecture (SOA) and Web services. The traditional ?triangle? SOA and variations that better support SOA services and solutions will be examined.
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This tutorial presents the foundational knowledge for the researchers and practitioners on Service- Oriented Architecture (SOA) and Web services. The traditional ?triangle? SOA and variations that better support SOA services and solutions will be examined.
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2009 14th IEEE International Conference on Engineering of Complex Computer Systems, 2009
A particular challenge which is critically important to thedevelopment and reusability of Web Service (WS) systemsis to have a precise understanding of the functionality ofthe service under consideration. Currently, this informationis not captured by the associated WS technologies.For instance, the WSDL description at best captures typeinformation ...
Ali Nasrat Haidar, Ali E. Abdallah
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A particular challenge which is critically important to thedevelopment and reusability of Web Service (WS) systemsis to have a precise understanding of the functionality ofthe service under consideration. Currently, this informationis not captured by the associated WS technologies.For instance, the WSDL description at best captures typeinformation ...
Ali Nasrat Haidar, Ali E. Abdallah
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2003
One of the most hyped technologies to be linked with .NET is XML Web Services. Microsoft says that .NET is, “the platform for building and using web services,” and there’s no doubt that when they’re used appropriately, web services are powerful and useful indeed. It’s important to realize, however, that web services are fundamentally just a text format
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One of the most hyped technologies to be linked with .NET is XML Web Services. Microsoft says that .NET is, “the platform for building and using web services,” and there’s no doubt that when they’re used appropriately, web services are powerful and useful indeed. It’s important to realize, however, that web services are fundamentally just a text format
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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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2006
In this paper, a preliminary survey on the utilization of combinatorial auction as a mechanism for the allocation and the Gomory-Baumol price and the Shapley value as a pricing mechanism for web services is presented. It is shown that Gomory-Baumol price is in general unable to determine the prices for the individual service, even though the services ...
Kevin Ho, John Sum, Gilbert H. Young
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In this paper, a preliminary survey on the utilization of combinatorial auction as a mechanism for the allocation and the Gomory-Baumol price and the Shapley value as a pricing mechanism for web services is presented. It is shown that Gomory-Baumol price is in general unable to determine the prices for the individual service, even though the services ...
Kevin Ho, John Sum, Gilbert H. Young
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