Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) and Semantic Web Services for Web Portal Integration

Vasista, T. G. K.; AlSudairi, Mohammed A. T.

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-31552-7_27

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“…Ferro and Molinari (2010) [22] mentioned that (i) Lack of policy intelligence skills and the governance of ICT investments (ii) mere automation rather than innovation of processes and (iii) lack of citizen centricity and care for generating value to their livelihood process are the drawbacks in the current state of ICT investment and development [2]. Therefore it is important to focus on interoperability [1], semantic data integration [43] for achieving integrated view of multiple standards [45] as well as legal ontologies and application of semantic web-technologies to the legal domain [15] in terms of granularity (domain specific vs. core). The use of Semantic web technologies for web implementations in E-Governance will benefit end users as well as the decision makers in the government [31].…”

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Thoughtful Approaches to Implementation of Electronic Rulemaking

Vasista¹

2016

IJMPICT

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Thoughtful Approaches to Implementation of Electronic Rulemaking

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2016

IJMPICT

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“…As a consequence, ontology based in learning objects produce metadata and it is used by the drive of semantic consulting to facilitate users questions through learning resource systems. Also, in (Vasista & AlSudairi, 2013), a structure based in semantic Web services is presented. In this work they used an independent platform with a structure oriented to services WSMX based (Web Service Execution Environment) for data integration.…”

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“…3) Interoperability making For the e-learning platform information extraction, web services will be used, where success of interoperability is reached by adopting open protocols and standards (Rui & Maode, 2012;Vasista & AlSudairi, 2013;Wu & Wang, 2011). For implementing and making the interaction among web services we will have to consider the usage of four sub groups:…”

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A Proposal of an E-Learning Inter-Operable Platform Based on Semantic Web

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Sequera²,

Cañamero³

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Electronic learning, commonly called e-learning, has the goal of using technology to spread knowledge. Actually, the fast growing of Internet has allowed the creation of a variety of e-learning platforms. Thus there is the need for the regulation and interoperation of these platforms. Interoperability is a key factor in e-learning systems because it allows exchange and reuse of educational resources developed in different platforms. Problems may appear in their design and implementation because of the lack of interoperability among educative platforms contents. For that reason, it is important to use meaningful information to make possible the interoperability among different environments and to help in the management of proper contents. This is the area where Semantic Web may play a key role for reaching this goal. In this work, we propose the design of an e-learning platform prototype, that using semantic meaning, helps in the solution of interoperability problems.

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“…In recent years, web services have achieved popularity as an effective and efficient technology for developing and incorporating web applications. Web services are loosely coupled and reusable software components that semantically encapsulate discrete functionalities and are distributed and programmatically accessible over the standard Internet protocols [1][2][3][4][5][6]. Unlike developed or licensed packaged applications, web services include specific business functionalities that can be rented over the network (such as Internet) to users by paying a fee [7].…”

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Dynamic Pricing of a Web Service in an Advance Selling Environment

Safari

Babakhani

Sadjadi

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Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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Consider a web service with different quality of service levels where users may purchase their required web service through a reservation system. The service provider adjusts prices of web service classes over a prespecified time horizon to manage demand and maximize profit. Users may cancel their services as long as they pay a penalty. One of the important challenges for service providers is capacity limitation of the resources employed in offering the web service. Thus, taking this important proposition into account makes pricing strategies considered by the provider has more credit. Another important factor in determining pricing strategies discussed in the present paper is the market influence which can increase or decrease the price that the provider offers. This paper develops a continuous time optimal control model for identifying pricing strategies for the web service classes. We study the optimality condition of the considered model based on maximum principal and propose an algorithm to obtain the optimal pricing policy. Moreover, we perform numerical analyses to evaluate the effect of some parameters on control and state variables and objective function. In addition, we compare the proposed algorithm with genetic algorithm (GA) and simulated annealing (SA) available in Matlab.

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Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) and Semantic Web Services for Web Portal Integration

Cited by 8 publications

References 5 publications

Thoughtful Approaches to Implementation of Electronic Rulemaking

Thoughtful Approaches to Implementation of Electronic Rulemaking

A Proposal of an E-Learning Inter-Operable Platform Based on Semantic Web

Dynamic Pricing of a Web Service in an Advance Selling Environment

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