Application of the Fusion Approach for Assisted Composition of Web Services

Abstract

The FUSION approach proposes both a conceptual framework and a system architecture that supports the composition of business processes using semantically annotated web services as bui/ding bloch. Results will be validated by supporting collaborative commercial proo/:orconcept pilots. The FUSION approach willfacilitate trans-national pilot cases having operations spanning the enlarged Europe. in particular: integration of transactions of a franchising .firm, provision of career and human resource management services, collaboration of companies in a chain of schools of /iJreign languages. The paper provides an overview on the FUSION approach and illustrates how it can be applied on one of the pilot cases.

Mediation information system engineering based on hybrid service composition mechanism

“…The SAWSDL-MX2 [12], METEOR-S [13] and FUSION [14] projects take an interest in SAWSDL service discovery. Whereas [13] focuses on syntactic matching based on input and output study only, [14] and [12] both provide a hybrid semantic matchmaking (i.e. coupling logic-based reasoning and syntactic similarity measurement results for better precision), using additional information such as service function.…”

Supporting interoperability of collaborative networks through engineering of a service-based Mediation Information System (MISE 2.0)

“…FUSION [27] is very similar to SUPER (also a FP6 European project), however, although it deals with SAWSDL, it is not able to manage service composition (limited to one-to-one reconciliation).…”

Semantic issues in model-driven management of information system interoperability

“…Most of these take interest in one specific SWS representation and are limited to technical service matching. METEOR--S (Sivashanmugam, 2005) and FUSION (Alexakis, 2007) projects present two approaches of service discovery based on SAWSDL description mapped to an UDDI repository. Whereas the first focused only on a syntactic service matching, (Alexakis, 2007) provides a hybrid semantic matchmaking, using both logic--based reasoning and syntactic similarity measurement.…”

“…METEOR--S (Sivashanmugam, 2005) and FUSION (Alexakis, 2007) projects present two approaches of service discovery based on SAWSDL description mapped to an UDDI repository. Whereas the first focused only on a syntactic service matching, (Alexakis, 2007) provides a hybrid semantic matchmaking, using both logic--based reasoning and syntactic similarity measurement. OWLS--MX (Klush, 2006), WSMO--MX (Kaufer, 2006) and SAWSDL--MX2 (Klush, 2009) also provide hybrid semantic matchmaking libraries, respectively for OWL--S, WSMO and SAWSDL.…”

“…Most of these take interest in one specific SWS representation and are limited to technical service matching. METEOR--S (Sivashanmugam, 2005) and FUSION (Alexakis, 2007) projects present two approaches of service discovery based on SAWSDL description mapped to an UDDI repository.…”