Model Transformation from OWL-S to BPEL Via SiTra

Bordbar, Behzad; Howells, Gareth; Evans, Michael J.; Staikopoulos, Athanasios

doi:10.1007/978-3-540-72901-3_4

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“…Summarizing, all tokens such as conditionals, loops, operators, and literals in the ASC syntax must have an equivalent in the technology-specific language of the ESC in order for the compiling process to succeed. The service compilation process is based on Simple Transformer (SiTra), a model transformation framework targeted at creating prototypes, which has been used for the translation of OWL-S into BPEL [30].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In a first version of pattern-based approach, the observed gain in description provided by design and implementation patterns represented a step forward in the specification automation. A larger step is made possible by the insights coming from the generic abstract service code and the SiTra [30] approach, which leveraged the development of the fully automated part of the creation -the service compiler.…”

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A path to automated service creation via semi-automation levels

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The manual creation of new Internet-and IT-based applications is currently a limiting factor in enabling new and innovative services to be quickly available. We advocate that semi-automated service creation techniques are feasible, whereas fully automated ones are not a reality yet. Consistently increasing the level of automation may lead to a better comprehension of the problem that will pave the way for the introduction of higher levels of automation in the future. We have developed two versions of a service creation tool, with different levels of automation, which have so far confirmed our expectations that the experience with semi-automation is a promising approach for continually speeding up the service creation process.

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A path to automated service creation via semi-automation levels

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“…One can also translate OWL-S to BPEL. [6] In the WTE+ project [7], [8], dynamic composition of Web Services was achieved through QoS-aware HTN planning, focused on building mashups and reducing development times.…”

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SeCoA: Autonomous semantic service composition algorithm in symbiotic networks

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2012 IEEE Network Operations and Management Symposium

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Abstract-We propose symbiotic networks, a novel approach toward sharing of network resources in order to increase the scalability, dependability and energy efficiency of colocated networks. As symbiotic networks offer large amounts of software services, one challenge is to allow these services to operate "symbiotically" as well. By combining services from different parties, service compositions arise, which allow for a richer set of functionality. Creating such compositions, however, requires intricate knowledge about services and their interoperability. Using a semantic domain and service model, we describe SeCoA, a tunable best-first search algorithm for autonomously constructing symbiotic service compositions. A performance evaluation of SeCoA was conducted, showing that the algorithm offers acceptable performance for moderately sized compositions.

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“…Furthermore, there is a Business Process Execution Language for Web Services (BPEL) [10] that offers an XML based-language to the formal specification of business processes and business interaction protocols. A BPEL file makes use of the WSDL file of involving services.…”

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Transformation of E-kanban to BPEL Using Information Retrieval Method For Searching

Atallah¹

2014

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-Simple Transformer (SiTra) is a model transformation framework that is not just simple to use, but can carry out complex transformations. SiTra was initially intended to be a "way in" for the qualified programmer, to be able to use the conception of model transformation. The fundamental idea of SiTra is to put less attention to the specification language, maintenance and documentation features of transformation, by concentrating on the implementation of transformations. SiTra uses Java language for the specification of transformations. This eases the requirement to learn a new specification language or get to grips with a new tool and development environment. SiTra is prepared with a sturdy transformation engine to execute the transformation behind the scenes. This paper reports on a case study involving transformations from e-Kanban business process which is a particular vendor-managed inventory scheme that is based on the Kanban system for managing materials flow in a manufacturing facility which is based on the Ontology Web Language to Business Process Execution Language (BPEL), also to increase the retrieved information from e-Kanban, let the SiTra support on Scheme of Document Retrieval method.

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Model Transformation from OWL-S to BPEL Via SiTra

Cited by 22 publications

References 6 publications

A path to automated service creation via semi-automation levels

A path to automated service creation via semi-automation levels

SeCoA: Autonomous semantic service composition algorithm in symbiotic networks

Transformation of E-kanban to BPEL Using Information Retrieval Method For Searching

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