Adaptable Web Service Registry for Publishing Profile Annotation Description

A Web Service Selection Framework Based on User's Context and QoS

“…In this paper, we have also proposed an AWS-QRegistry that is an extension of AWS-Registry [7]. The AWS-QRegistry enabled to publish the context of user and QoS-Ontology proposed that describes the quality of service criteria.…”

“…In this section, we give a QoS extension of the AWS-Registry proposed by Elhog et al [7]. This registry is an extension of the UDDI registry to overcome its inability to support adaptive web service.…”

“…The publishing module allows the provider to publish its adaptable web services and corresponding QoS. In this module, we adopted the description language AWS-WSDL proposed by ElHog et al [6] and we extend the AWS-Registry [7] as a registry. The selecting module allows the user to select the appropriate Web service that best satisfies his needs in terms of functionality, QoS and adaptation.…”

Requirements engineering and enterprise architecture-based software discovery and reuse

“…Service Repository and Discovery C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 [21], [22], [23], [24], [25], [26], [27], [28], [29], [30], [31], [32] [33] + +…”

Towards smart contract distributed directory based on the uniform description language

“…At the heart of this architecture resides an entity called service registry, which provides the publishing and discovering mechanisms. On the participative web, many service-oriented directories prove their efficiency to simplify the service inventory, IT management, and unified visibility for all services across the web (30) (17). Contrariwise to the web3 environment, the service orientation of the blockchain is still in the preliminary stage (24), (22).…”