Process Mediation of OWL-S Web Services

Sycara, Katia; Vaculín, Roman

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-89784-2_13

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“…In the semantic based category, only Kubczak [21] approach can provide high correctness as compared to Vitvar [36], Sycara [32] and Brambilla [5] that only ranked as medium and low.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Therefore more research tasks required in order to generate process mediator at runtime with high expressiveness, automation, correctness and completeness. Moreover, the existing semantic based approaches such as Vitvar [36](WSMO), Sycara [32] (OWL-S) Brambilla [5] (WSMO) and Kubczak [21] were only focuses on rule-based and planner-based methods to resolve behavioral interoperability in Web Services but not pattern-based methods.…”

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An evaluation of process mediation approaches in web services

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Ibrahim

Khezrian

et al. 2010

Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Information Integration and Web-Based Applications &Amp; Services

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Web service is a growing technology that has been widely adopted by many organizations. It has provided a medium for communication between service provider and service requestor in the business environment. The role of semantic in web service has played an important role in this communication by allowing automatic discovery, selection and composition between the service provider and requestor. However, both service provider and the requestor are unable to achieve their business goals when there are miscommunications between their processes. This paper presents an overview of the process incompatibility between Web Services and the ways to automatically resolve them. Several approaches have been analyzed to understand the existing process mediation framework. These approaches have been presented in three categories namely Rule-based, Pattern-based and Plannerbased. Moreover, we have compared these approaches based on few criteria such as expressiveness, automation, correctness and completeness.

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“…In the semantic based category, only Kubczak [21] approach can provide high correctness as compared to Vitvar [36], Sycara [32] and Brambilla [5] that only ranked as medium and low.…”

Section: Table 3 Comparative Evaluation For Correctnessmentioning

confidence: 99%