Reverse Engineering Existing Web Service Applications

Bouhissi, Houda El; Malki, Mimoun

doi:10.1109/wcre.2009.35

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“…287 "On approval of the classification of natural fire hazard in forests and the classification of fire hazard in forests. depending on weather conditions" [3].…”

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Influence of permanent and variable factors on the number and area of forest fires in the Amur region

2020

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The article presents a study of the connection between the number and area of forest fires on the territory of the Amur Region from the area of forestries. the length of mineralized belts in each forestry. the natural class of fire hazard. and the class of fire hazard by weather conditions. A stable relationship between the number of forest fires and the fire hazard class by weather conditions has been revealed. This dependence is presented in the form of a model that makes it possible to predict the number of forest fires both on the territory of the forest fund of the entire Amur Region. and for individual forestries.

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“…287 "On approval of the classification of natural fire hazard in forests and the classification of fire hazard in forests. depending on weather conditions" [3].…”

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Influence of permanent and variable factors on the number and area of forest fires in the Amur region

2020

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“…Service providers publish their service and made a description of it in Web Service Description Language (WSDL). WSDL provides the way through which Web Services can be described according to their functional, All the WSDL files are submitted to the Reverse Engineering Web Service Application (REWS) tool [19] for the main WSMO Web Service elements, which are written in WSML language and then will be stored in WSMX server plays the role of a UDDI directory where all Web Services elements are All semantic descriptions are provided on top of existing providers' syntactic services, making providers unaware of this semantic layer. No changes are involved in providers' services and native data formats are preserved.…”

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Using the Semantic Web Services to Build a Virtual Medical Analysis Laboratory

Bouhissi¹,

Malki²,

Berramdane³

et al. 2013

AJSEA

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In medical analysis field, patients often must visit a multitude of laboratories related web sites in order to check availability, booking, prices, result duration, and find the nearest laboratory. Thus, these varieties of reasons to visit the web sites make limitations on the usability of them. However, to overcome these limitations, this paper proposes a Virtual Medical Analysis Laboratory (VMAL) prototype system which will be based on applying the Semantic Web Services (SWSs) for scheduling outpatient tests in order to discover the suitable laboratory. Furthermore, the proposed prototype will also be based on the Web Service Modeling Ontology (WSMO).

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Semantic Web Service ontology construction: A reverse engineering approach

Bouhissi¹,

Malki²

2014

2014 IEEE/ACS 11th International Conference on Computer Systems and Applications (AICCSA)

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Reverse Engineering Existing Web Service Applications

Cited by 9 publications

References 6 publications

Influence of permanent and variable factors on the number and area of forest fires in the Amur region

Influence of permanent and variable factors on the number and area of forest fires in the Amur region

Using the Semantic Web Services to Build a Virtual Medical Analysis Laboratory

Semantic Web Service ontology construction: A reverse engineering approach

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