2005 International Conference on Information and Communication Technology
DOI: 10.1109/itict.2005.1609659
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A Semantic Search Agent Approach: Finding Appropriate Semantic Web Services Based on User Request Term(S)

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“…The UDDI search is based on metadata of services like service name, providers name and t-Model name. Hence UDDI bridges the gap between service providers and consumers, helps in discovery and invoking of services through a public or private dynamic brokerage system [8]. It also provides search facilities to users in order to invoke published services, based on keyword matching.…”
Section: Sws Discovery Selection and Matchmakingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The UDDI search is based on metadata of services like service name, providers name and t-Model name. Hence UDDI bridges the gap between service providers and consumers, helps in discovery and invoking of services through a public or private dynamic brokerage system [8]. It also provides search facilities to users in order to invoke published services, based on keyword matching.…”
Section: Sws Discovery Selection and Matchmakingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Using the semantic web application the list of ontologies is parsed and the required ontology is obtained depending on the user queries and the corresponding web service [2] is invoked by getting the address from the UDDI. The Architecture for Efficient Querying of Web Services using Ontologies shown in Figure 2.…”
Section: Web Service Discovery Based On User Requestmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Simple Object Access Protocol [SOAP] can be used as the communication protocol, and the Input 0utput signatures for web services are given by Web Services Description Language [WSDL]. UDDI provides the methods to publish and discover web services [2] through a UDDI registry. The issues faced in discovering the required web services by a user increases the complexity of search as well points out the need for semantic components in current web service technologies (UDDI, WSDL).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…OWL-S is an extended OWL ontology for modelling of semantic web services. However, according to references [40,68] and [69] the expressiveness of OWL alone is not enough for the specification of web services. To overcome this limitation, OWL-S has been developed for combining different notations and semantics with OWL and it is therefore an OWL ontology that specifies the concept of web services.…”
Section: Enterprise Ontologiesmentioning
confidence: 99%