Context, Quality and Relevance: Dependencies and Impacts on RESTful Web Services Design

Truong, Hong-Linh; Dustdar, Schahram; Maurino, Andrea; Comerio, Marco

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“…In particular, current data-intensive services do not provide APIs for obtaining quality and context information associated with their data. We foresee several benefits if services provide such APIs [8]. The composition engine could utilize such information to perform service selection and compatibility checking.…”

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On Identifying and Reducing Irrelevant Information in Service Composition and Execution

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Web Information Systems Engineering – WISE 2010

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Abstract. The increasing availability of massive information on the Web causes the need for information aggregation by filtering and ranking according to user's goals. In the last years both industrial and academic researchers have investigated the way in which quality of services can be described, matched, composed and monitored for service selection and composition. However, very few of them have considered the problem of evaluating and certifying the quality of the provided service information to reduce irrelevant information for service consumers, which is crucial to improve the efficiency and correctness of service composition and execution. This paper discusses several problems due to the lack of appropriate way to manage quality and context in service composition and execution, and proposes a research roadmap for reducing irrelevant service information based on context and quality aspects. We present a novel solution for dealing with irrelevant information about Web services by developing information quality metrics and by discussing experimental evaluations.

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On Identifying and Reducing Irrelevant Information in Service Composition and Execution

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Maurino

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Web Information Systems Engineering – WISE 2010

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Quality Parameters as Modeling Language Abstractions for Context-Aware Applications: An AAL Case Study

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Service Contracts: Current State and Future Directions

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2012

2012 IEEE 19th International Conference on Web Services

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Service contracts function as interfaces which bridge IT implementation, business modeling, and economical analysis among stakeholder. We report a review of recent research/practice(to be completed) with focus on contract content and contract management. Dimensions of { Quality of data(QoD), Quality of service(QoS), Legal issue, Context, Business term } and { Description of contract, Monitor/Control, Selection, Matchmaking, Composition } are empirically chosen for evaluation purpose. We also propose future directions. Related workQoDTable I SERVICE CONTRACT CONTENT.Empirically we adopt the following dimensions: QoD: multiple metrics which are used to describe data quality,e.g. Table I shows initial evaluation on related works. ("V" stands for positive, "X" stands for negative.) II. SERVICE CONTRACT LIFECYCLERelated work Descr Moni Selec Match Comp -ption /Cont -tion -make -sit Jarma .et [15] V V X X X Wrighta and Fergussonb [30] V X X X X Bochicchio and Longo .et [5] V V V V X Meiera .et [16] X V X X X Zou .et [32] V V X X X Homburg and Stebel [14] V V X X X Simoni .et [22] X V V X X Comuzzi and Pernici [10] X X V V X Bravetti and Zavattaro [6] V X X X V Padovani [19] V X V V V Burbon [7] V X X X X Telang and Singh [24] X V X X X Zimmermann [31] V X X V V Gao .et [13] X V X X X Berberova and Bontchev [3] V X X X X Datta and Roy [11] X X X X X Abu-Matar and Gomaa [1] V X V X V Truong .et [28] V V[26] V[26] V V Andrikopoulos .et [2] V X X V V Bicer .et [4] X X X X V Fenech .et [12] V X X X V Spillner .et [23] V V X X V Muller .et [17] V X X V X Nepal and Zic [18] V X X X V Panziera .et [21] and Palmonari .et[20] V V V V X Comerio .et [9] V X X V VTable II SERVICE CONTRACT MANAGEMENT.Empirically we adopt the following dimensions: Description of contract: activity and implementation process of describing service contract content;Monitor/Control: monitor refers to tracing/checking the quality of behavior, traffic or output, and control refers to

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Context, Quality and Relevance: Dependencies and Impacts on RESTful Web Services Design

Cited by 4 publications

References 16 publications

On Identifying and Reducing Irrelevant Information in Service Composition and Execution

On Identifying and Reducing Irrelevant Information in Service Composition and Execution

Quality Parameters as Modeling Language Abstractions for Context-Aware Applications: An AAL Case Study

Service Contracts: Current State and Future Directions

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