Proceedings. Eighth IEEE International Enterprise Distributed Object Computing Conference, 2004. EDOC 2004.
DOI: 10.1109/edoc.2004.1342504
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Web service composition in UML

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“…The concept of Goals is supported in the methodology since it is a candidate for the lexical document being generated from the abstract model. Mediators Export executable specification UML BPEL4WS UML-to-BPEL4WS [19] are supported by the data transformations in our methodology, while the other kinds of Mediators are not supported. We conclude that our methodology satisfies the semantic support requirement to a large extent.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The concept of Goals is supported in the methodology since it is a candidate for the lexical document being generated from the abstract model. Mediators Export executable specification UML BPEL4WS UML-to-BPEL4WS [19] are supported by the data transformations in our methodology, while the other kinds of Mediators are not supported. We conclude that our methodology satisfies the semantic support requirement to a large extent.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Each Web service is identified by a set of tagged values that uniquely identifies an operation inside a WSDL file. This is sufficient to be able to invoke the service operation as shown by Skogan et al [19]. The expected or promised QoS offerings of each concrete service can be expressed with a QoS-offered stereotyped note attached to the activity.…”
Section: Figure 2 Concrete Composition Model With Chosen Web Servicementioning
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“…Generators based on mappings of these languages to XML, WSDL, and other implementation technologies form the other crucial piece of an MDA framework for Web services. To cope with the specific aspects of Web services several design notations have been proposed ([8], [9], [10]; [11]). While most of the proposed notations agreed on a set of concepts specific to Web services, none of them addresses the issue of Web services communities.…”
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“…However, none of these can deal with the automated synthesis problem that we address in this paper, where the planning domain and the generated plans are state transition systems, and goals capture composition requirements that are not limited to reachability conditions. Several works have been proposed to support forms of compositions starting from WSDL-like specifications of web services, see, e.g, [22,24]. These techniques do not take into account behavioral descriptions of web services like abstract BPEL4WS.…”
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confidence: 99%