Internet collaboration and service composition as a loose form of teamwork

Padgham, Lin; Liu, Wei

doi:10.1016/j.jnca.2006.04.006

Cited by 8 publications

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“…The message handling in WS-BPEL refers to WSDL to define how the incoming and outgoing messages are handled. WS-BPEL defines how the services can be scheduled and organized into an executable process that provides an integrated service [8]. WSDL files are defined as "partnerLinks" where their role in relation to the WS-BPEL file is determined.…”

Section: Web Service Compositionmentioning

confidence: 99%

An Architecture for Autonomic Web Service Process Planning

Moore

Wang

Pahl

2010

Emerging Web Services Technology Volume III

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Abstract. Web service composition is a technology that has received considerable attention in the last number of years. Languages and tools to aid in the process of creating composite web services have been received specific attention. Web service composition is the process of linking single web services together in order to accomplish more complex tasks. One area of web service composition that has not received as much attention is the area of dynamic error handling and re-planning, enabling autonomic composition. Given a repository of service descriptions and a task to complete, it is possible for AI planners to automatically create a plan that will achieve this goal. If however a service in the plan is unavailable or erroneous the plan will fail. Motivated by this problem, this paper suggests autonomous re-planning as a means to overcome dynamic problems. Our solution involves automatically recovering from faults and creating a context-dependent alternate plan.

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Section: Web Service Compositionmentioning

confidence: 99%

An Architecture for Autonomic Web Service Process Planning

Moore

Wang

Pahl

2010

Emerging Web Services Technology Volume III

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“…[15,17,13]). However, they neither deal with an adequate metamodel for Semantic Web services nor provide a model-driven based integration.…”

Section: Agent-based Integration Of Semantic Web Servicesmentioning

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Model-driven Approach to the Integration of Multiagent Systems and Semantic Web Services

Hahn

Nesbigall

Warwas

et al. 2008

2008 12th Enterprise Distributed Object Computing Conference Workshops

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This paper discusses an innovative mean on modeldriven agent-based coordination of Semantic Web services. The general idea is to define a platform independent metamodel for Semantic Web services and integrate it into a platform independent metamodel for multiagent systems. A model-driven Semantic Web services matchmaker agent in combination with model transformations between the platform independent metamodel and existing Semantic Web service formats like OWL-S allow the seamless integration of Semantic Web services into multiagent systems.

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“…In recent years, goal-based analysis has been used in different areas of Computer Science to identify stakeholder's objectives, determine requirements for software systems and guide system's behavior. This generic approach ranges from techniques to accurately identify goals as presented in [1,2] to the use of goals for service composition presented in [3,4,15].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Goal-based Framework for Dynamic Service Discovery and Composition

Santos¹,

Pires

Sinderen³

2008

Proceedings of the 2nd International Workshop on Architectures, Concepts and Technologies for Service Oriented Computing

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Service-oriented computing allows new applications to be developed by using and/or combining services offered by different organizations. Service composition can be applied when a client request cannot be satisfied by any individual service. In this case, the creation of a composite service from a number of available services could be pursued. This composite service should comply with the client's request in terms of functionality and expected results. This paper presents a goal-based framework for dynamic service discovery and composition. Our framework consists of a set of design principles and guidelines for service platforms to realize dynamic service discovery and composition.

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Internet collaboration and service composition as a loose form of teamwork

Cited by 8 publications

References 17 publications

An Architecture for Autonomic Web Service Process Planning

An Architecture for Autonomic Web Service Process Planning

Model-driven Approach to the Integration of Multiagent Systems and Semantic Web Services

A Goal-based Framework for Dynamic Service Discovery and Composition

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