Combining and Integrating Advanced IT-Concepts with Semantic Web Technology Mashups Architecture Case Study

Abstract

Abstract. Even though Semantic Web technologies have flourished consistently in the past few years, it is unlikely to achieve the Semantic Web goals on the global Web in near future. The initial expectations such as turning the World Wide Web to a machine-comprehendible medium are far away from realization. The best proof of this is a look at the current status of World Wide Web and small percentage of websites and services that are Semanticallyenabled. The main reason for this situation is that so far it is not easy to get people to learn and apply Semantic Web concepts for their Web content and use them efficiently in their daily life. In this context advanced IT concepts such as Mashups can support Semantic Web goals and at the same time Semantic Web technologies can also improve computer-to-computer and human-to-computer interactions in enterprise systems. In this paper the two-way support of advanced IT and Semantic Web is explored and a novel approach for advancing the power of web forms is presented.

A user-centric Mashuped SOA

“…• Mashup tools do not provide stable applications: Anjomshoaa et al (2010) asserts that the solutions provided by Mashup tools are fragile, neither stable nor robust. Unlike formal business process (e.g., BPEL solutions), Mashup applications do not benefit from strong and secured engine as BPEL engine.…”

“…In fact, the traditional language of SOA services composition (BPEL) has proven costly in effort and time, and out of the reach of end users. However, as stated in Anjomshoaa et al (2010), the number of mashups used as enterprise Mashup and including a high level of complexity increases more and more, and there is a great need to make them more stable and more robust to accommodate more complex scenarios.…”

“…This solution would rapidly develop situational applications using Mashup technology and provide a tool to translate the Mashup logic into the SOA logic (e.g., BPEL) that is more stable and robust. At the end, the end user will benefit from the ease of composition of the Mashup and from the power of classical SOA composition engine (Anjomshoaa et al, 2010).…”

A Critical Analysis on Different Vulnerabilities in Web Application

“…Another well known domain identified with web application is web mashup which are for the most part utilized for less important assignments, for example, customized queries and map-based perceptions; in any case they can possibly be utilized for more basic, sophisticated and complex requests in combination with business forms in not so distant future as a result of this situation web mashup investigate is picking up a considerable measure of force in both the academic and industry groups [6]. "Mashup" has turned out to be one of the most popular expressions in the Web applications domain and many organizations and establishments are racing to give mashup arrangements (or to dependable existing coordination arrangements as mashup apparatuses).…”

A Data Mashup Engine for Smartphones Based on XProc

“…To copy otherwise, or republish, to post on servers or to redistribute to lists, requires prior specific permission and/or a fee. to a broad spectrum of use cases ranging from simple data widgets to more complex ones such as task automation and system integration [5]. The lightweight resource composition of mashups makes them appropriate for many domains such as business and enterprise applications, where different data sources can be combined together in a "quick and dirty" manner.…”