Automatic Web Services Interactions--Requirements, Challenges and Limits from the F-WebS System Perspective

Abramowicz, Witold; Haniewicz, Konstanty; Kaczmarek, Monika; Zyskowski, Dominik

doi:10.1109/nwesp.2006.10

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“…Now, enterprises can deploy their processes as different services, so that others can make use of them. In [11], the various business application logics are provided as web services and are integrated at the enterprise level to meet the business requirements. …”

Section: Web Service Integrationmentioning

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Trends and Issues in Integrating Enterprises and other associated systems using Web Services

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2010

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Section: Web Service Integrationmentioning

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“…There is no clear answer to the questions concerning security and the legal responsibility to the clients resulting from the execution of a service. [11] …”

Section: Ws -Securitymentioning

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Trends and Issues in Integrating Enterprises and other associated systems using Web Services

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Sasipraba²

2010

IJCA

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“…As also may be concluded from the table, the described functionalities of the Semantic Web services e-marketplace do not have to be implemented from scratch. The enumerated interactions along with several algorithms implementing them [39], are already applied in business scenarios [29] or DIP. However in order for the SWS marketplace to be successful lessons learned need to be taken into account.…”

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E-Marketplace for Semantic Web Services

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Service-Oriented Computing – ICSOC 2007

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Automation of processes is a crucial factor for enterprises operating within a modern collaborative business environment. In order to ensure flexible operations, companies tend to build their IT systems in accordance with the SOA paradigm and take advantage of the Semantic Web technologies. The mentioned tendency especially in case of cooperating organizations requires support for automated service discovery and fast integration of discovered artefacts. Currently, one can easily find several initiatives that aim at automation of already pointed tasks. As a part of this work, we analyze a number of different frameworks that implement, support and facilitate interactions inherent to Semantic Web services and indicate their shortcomings. Having completed this survey, we propose a general model of SWS e-marketplace taking into account all important aspects that a featured model should provide. In order to achieve this goal, a set of features provided by the surveyed frameworks is compiled with a set of additional traits that were not considered before. Moreover, the model is enriched with economical requirements driven by service providers' and service requesters' needs.

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“…The main difference lays in their description and the benefits that result from it (Abramowicz et al 2006a). The contribution of the Semantic Web annotations is twofold.…”

Section: Semantic Web Servicesmentioning

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“…Some of these drawbacks (following and extending (Abramowicz et al 2006a)) will be summarized in the following subsections.…”

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Anwendung von Semantic-Web-Services – eine empirische Überprüfung

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Automatic Web Services Interactions--Requirements, Challenges and Limits from the F-WebS System Perspective

Cited by 3 publications

References 11 publications

Trends and Issues in Integrating Enterprises and other associated systems using Web Services

Trends and Issues in Integrating Enterprises and other associated systems using Web Services

E-Marketplace for Semantic Web Services

Anwendung von Semantic-Web-Services – eine empirische Überprüfung

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