Consumerized and peer-tutored service composition

Evaluating the QoS Cognizance in Composition of Cloud Services: A Systematic Literature Review

“…Web service standards such as SOAP [6], WSDL [7], UDDI [8] and XML [9] handle the entire data exchange during the communication process. Furthermore, these standards play a vital role in the development and deployment of Service-oriented Architecture (SOA) application.…”

Component recommendation for composite application development

“…Another example is Geppeto, 2 a prototype consumerized 17 service composition environment developed in our research group 18 that allows more general composition of web widgets, which are 19 small graphical user interfaces (GUI) of underlying web services 20 (Srbljic, Skvorc, & Skrobo, 2009). Geppeto makes it possible to define 21 both data and control flow of the composition over the widgets' 22 GUIs, as well as control the widgets through time, location and other 23 events (Vladimir, Budiselić, & Srbljić, 2015). Examples of composi-24 tions created in both of these environments are given in Section 4.1.…”

“…Examples of composi-24 tions created in both of these environments are given in Section 4.1. 25 In our previous work (Vladimir et al, 2015), we have described a 26 peer-tutor recommender system for Geppeto. When a user requires 27 assistance with building a composition, another user with appropri-28 ate tacit knowledge is automatically identified and recommended to 29 the user for the tutor role.…”

A Personal Agent Architecture for Task Automation in the Web of Data. Bringing intelligence to everyday tasks

“…First, the concept of Task Automation Services is still fuzzy. Some researchers consider they borrow inspiration from mash-up technology (Vladimir et al, 2015), so it is legitimate to uphold that they may be considered as a deviation of this technology. After analysing their similarities and differences, we concluded TAS and mash-ups have substantial differences so there is room for a formal definition of TAS, as we argued in the second chapter.…”

“…applications generated by combining content, presentation, or application functionality from disparate Web sources (Vladimir et al, 2015). This is because TASs also compose services and combine data from different web data sources.…”