RESTful service composition at a glance: A survey

Garriga, Martín; Mateos, Cristian; Flores, Andrés; Cechich, Alejandra; Zunino, Alejandro

doi:10.1016/j.jnca.2015.11.020

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“…Finally, we intend to apply our approach to Rest Web Services [45]. If we follow the approach proposed by IBM [51], where a Rest Web Service is described with WSDL 2.0, then our approach will be directly applicable.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Using domain-specific concepts allowed the authors to define a readability formula developed for textual materials. However, as we pointed out in Section 3.1, the lack of complete and relevant domain-specific ontologies hinders the applicability of ontology-based approaches in practice [13,14,45]. For this reason, we adapted and extended the readability measure by means of WordNet [16] as the underlying concept hierarchy.…”

Section: Readability-oriented Approachesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Lightweight Semantic based Approach to Assess Readability of Web Service Interfaces

Renzis¹,

Garriga²,

Flores³

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A Web Service has an interface described in a machine-processable format (specifically WSDL). Service providers expose their services by publishing their WSDL documents. Service consumers can learn about service capabilities and how to interact with services. Service descriptions (WSDL documents) should be ideally understood easily by service stakeholders so that the process of consuming services is simplified. In this work we present a practical metric to quantify readability in WSDL documents. We adapted and extended an existing ontology-based semantic readability metric to focus on WSDL documents by using WordNet as a lightweight concept hierarchy. We have validated our approach by performing both qualitative and quantitative experiments. The first one consists of a controlled survey with a group of service consumers. The results showed that consumers (software engineers) required less time and effort to analyze WSDL documents with higher readability values. The second experiment compares our approach with two ontology-based approaches. The third experiment compares the readability values of a dataset of real-life service descriptions before and after rewriting them. The results showed the effectiveness of our approach to assess readability of Web Services interfaces.

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Section: Readability-oriented Approachesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Lightweight Semantic based Approach to Assess Readability of Web Service Interfaces

Renzis¹,

Garriga²,

Flores³

et al. 2017

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“…All the three data transfer schemes were implemented. The master sent the data to the cloud through RESTful [26] application programming interface. A cloud server was designed to collect all the data.…”

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A Reconfigurable IoT Architecture with Energy Efficient Event-Based Data Traffic Reduction Scheme

2017

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Abstract-Designing an Internet of Things (IoT) enabled environment requires integration of various things/devices. Integrating these devices require a generalized approach as these devices can have different communication protocols. In this paper, we have proposed generalized nodes for connecting various devices. These nodes are capable of creating a scalable local wireless network that connects to the cloud through a network gateway. The nodes also support over the air programming to re-configure the network from the cloud. As number of devices connected to the cloud increases, the network traffic also increases. In order to reduce the network traffic we have used different data transfer schemes for the network. We have also proposed an event-based data transfer scheme for situations where there is low probability of change in sensor value. The experimental results shows that the event-based scheme reduces the data traffic by up to 48% under practical conditions without any loss of information compared to priority based data transfer. We have also shown that the proposed scheme is more reliable for data transfer in a large network with a success rate of 99.5% measured over 200 minutes for 1201 data packets.

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“…The data sent is in JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) format and consists of event data. Application Server is the first responsible for supporting client applications, containing a RESTful API [9] to handle the requests about events. There is also a module for managing event classification (Server Worker Fetcher).…”

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An Event Search Platform Using Machine Learning

Rodrigues¹,

Silva²,

Bernardino³

2017

International Conferences on Software Engineering and Knowledge Engineering

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Abstract-Currently, the evolution of technology allows to find which events occurs around us at any given location. Social networks are one of the reasons of this trend and new applications are emerging aiming at finding and disclosing events. This paper proposes a platform of event searching. In particular, we propose a new architecture that uses machine learning to classify events with tags. An experimental evaluation with different types of algorithms was done using Facebook as a source of dataset events.

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RESTful service composition at a glance: A survey

Cited by 103 publications

References 69 publications

Lightweight Semantic based Approach to Assess Readability of Web Service Interfaces

Lightweight Semantic based Approach to Assess Readability of Web Service Interfaces

A Reconfigurable IoT Architecture with Energy Efficient Event-Based Data Traffic Reduction Scheme

An Event Search Platform Using Machine Learning

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