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Fifth International Conference on Quality Software (QSIC'05)
OMWSC- An Ontology-Based Model for Web Services Composition
Melbourne, Australia
September 19-September 20
ISBN: 0-7695-2472-9
Jiangang Ma, Victoria University Melbourne, Australia
Yanchun Zhang, Victoria University Melbourne, Australia
Minglu Li, Shanghai Jiaotong University, China
Web services have been increasingly used to integrate and build business applications over the Internet in the recent years. Once a Web service is published and deployed, other applications can discover and invoke it. A component Web service usually provides clients with single and simple functionality, but complex Web-based applications and business communities often involve different kinds and numbers of Web services to achieve their objectives. This puts forward to a challenge: how to automatically compose component Web services to form a new composite Web service? In this paper we study the issue of composing Web services with combination of Ontology, Web services and agent technology. We present a goal-driven and ontology-based architecture in which (1) user?s goal is decomposed to subgoals; (2) the information in the goal and Web services are annotated with domain specific ontology; (3) AI technology and theory of reasoning about action are used to compose Web services. We also present a composing algorithm to show an application.
Citation:
Jiangang Ma, Yanchun Zhang, Minglu Li, "OMWSC- An Ontology-Based Model for Web Services Composition," qsic, pp.464-469, Fifth International Conference on Quality Software (QSIC'05), 2005
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