A Comparative Evaluation of Web Services Description Approaches

Omrana, Hajar; Bitar, Ibrahim El; Belouadha, Fatima-Zahra; Roudiès, Ounsa

doi:10.1109/itng.2013.17

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“…There are many services that provide the same functionality and this often creates confusion for the customer as to which service to choose (Dewangan, B. K. et al, 2012). Thus this description helps to choose the most appropriate service (H. Omrana et al, 2013).…”

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An Extensive Review of Web-Based Multi-Granularity Service Composition

Sah

Rawat

Choudhury

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International Journal of Web-Based Learning and Teaching Technologies

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The paper reviews the efforts to compose SOAP, non-SOAP and non-web services. Traditionally efforts were made for composite SOAP services, however, these efforts did not include the RESTful and non-web services. A SOAP service uses structured exchange methodology for dealing with web services while a non-SOAP follows different approach. The research paper reviews the invoking and composing a combination of SOAP, non-SOAP, and non-web services into a composite process to execute complex tasks on various devices. It also shows the systematic integration of the SOAP, non-SOAP and non-web services describing the composition of heterogeneous services than the ones conventionally used from the perspective of resource consumption. The paper further compares and reviews different layout model for the discovery of services, selection of services and composition of services in Cloud computing. Recent research trends in service composition are identified and then research about microservices are evaluated and shown in the form of table and graphs.

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An Extensive Review of Web-Based Multi-Granularity Service Composition

Sah

Rawat

Choudhury

et al. 2021

International Journal of Web-Based Learning and Teaching Technologies

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“…However, the lack of semantics in WSDL prevents the automatic discovery of Web services [2]. For this reason, a series of models incorporating semantics in the description of their Web services have been proposed.…”

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A Case Elaboration Methodology for a Semantic Web Service Discovery System Based on CBR

Bitar¹,

Bazzal²,

Belouadha³

2017

IJERA

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The Case Based Reasoning is a paradigm of intelligent reasoning which consists on reusing results of previously solved problems (Source Cases) to solve new problems (Target Cases). It has been formalized as a five-step process consisting of: "Elaboration", "Retrieve", "Reuse", "Revise" and "Retain". In this paper we focus on the first phase of the CBR cycle with all of the required modeling to formalize a Case in our CBR-based system for semantic Web service discovery (CBR4WSD). This phase consists in formalizing the problem description and its structuring before launching the "Retrieve" phase and select the most appropriate Source Cases from the Case Base. We identify a set of basic descriptors to formalize Cases handled in our CBR4WSD system. In this conduct and in accordance with CBR policies, we put forward our Case representation model.

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“…This is to opt for the couple: Business Process Management (BPM) and serviceoriented architecture (SOA), especially Web services as the foundation for adaptive and collaborative information systems. In addition, we note that the W3C standards for Web services have numerous contributions compared to semantic models proposed in the literature [21] [22]. • The annotation mechanism refers to annotative object (serving annotation) in the ontology, to underlying semantic relationships and to cardinality annotation.…”

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Basics and limitations of approaches for specification of semantic business processes

Belouadha

Oinzioui

Kabbaj

2015

2015 10th International Conference on Intelligent Systems: Theories and Applications (SITA)

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Modeling languages including BPMN which is the de facto standard for business process modeling are limited to a "contemplative" modeling of their functional behavior. Its extension is necessary to allow a "productive" modeling of processes. This should facilitate their analysis, verification and automatic implementation. In this article, we analyze the related approaches proposed in this area. The aim is to highlight their limitations and identify the criteria of an approach.

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A Comparative Evaluation of Web Services Description Approaches

Cited by 7 publications

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An Extensive Review of Web-Based Multi-Granularity Service Composition

An Extensive Review of Web-Based Multi-Granularity Service Composition

A Case Elaboration Methodology for a Semantic Web Service Discovery System Based on CBR

Basics and limitations of approaches for specification of semantic business processes

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