The next step in Web services

Curbera, Francisco; Khalaf, Rania; Mukhi, Nirmal; Tai, Stefan; Weerawarana, Sanjiva

doi:10.1145/944217.944234

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“…Using web-based systems for data processing, storage and transfer offers a very flexible way of information access, networking and usability. And Web services allow linking different data sources and functionality (Curbera, Khalaf, Mukhi, Tai, & Weerawarana, 2003).…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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A model and prototype implementation for tracking and tracing agricultural batch products along the food chain

Ruiz-García

Steinberger

Rothmund³

2010

Food Control

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Keywords: Traceability Web service Monitoring logistics IT-farming Automated documentationThere is an increasing demand of traceability in the food chain, statutory requirements are growing stricter and there is increasing pressure to develop standardized traceability systems. Each event in the chain, like production of transportation, packing, distribution or processing results in a different product which can have its own information associated within the tracing system. From the raw material to the sale of goods, more and more information needs to be gathered and made available. Supplementary information may also be collected at any step, in order to provide data for analysis and optimization of production practices.Using web-based systems for data processing, storage and transfer makes possible a flexible way of information access, networking and usability. In this paper an architectural proposal is presented and the proposed solution is tested by the implementation of a prototype. The software architecture presented makes use of a series of standards than offer new possibilities in traceability control and management. For testing the prototype, information from precision farming together with the information recorded during the transport and delivery was used. The system enables full traceability and it complies with all existing traceability standards.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

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“…It describes a collection of operations that communicates with software clients through standardized XML messaging. These XML specifications provide open XML-based mechanisms for application interoperability, service description, and service discovery (Curbera et al, 2003;Leymann, Roller, & Schmidt, 2002).…”

Section: Service-oriented Architecture and Web Servicesmentioning

confidence: 99%

A model and prototype implementation for tracking and tracing agricultural batch products along the food chain

Ruiz-García

Steinberger

Rothmund³

2010

Food Control

121

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“…Web Service [4] is an accessible application that other applications and humans as well, can automatically discover and invoke. An application is a Web Service if it is 1) independent as much as possible from specific platforms and computing paradigms; 2) developed mainly for inter organizational situations rather than for intra-organizational situations; and 3) easily composable (i.e., its composition with other Web Services does not require the development of complex adapters).Web Services are, in practice, transient and stateless processes that exist only during service execution, which is triggered by a request coming from a consumer, or client.…”

Section: Web Servicesmentioning

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Web Services Based Information Retrieval Agent System for Cloud Computing

Zaw¹,

Tun²

2012

IJCATR

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Cloud computing is Internet based system development in which large scalable computing resources are provided "as a service" over the Internet to users and has attracted more and more attention from industry and research community. However, the concept of cloud computing does not provide facilities for the knowledge discovery and information retrieval; i.e. clouds need to be intelligent and autonomous. On the other hand, Web Service plays important role in Service Oriented Computing (SOC) in cloud environment. Retrieving desired specific information from Web Services on cloud environment cannot be done by single Web Service. So, there should be a possibility to combine existing services together in order to fulfil the request. To compose Web Services, Agents can give great help. Therefore, this research mainly focus on providing a framework for retrieving information from Cloud usi ng composite Web Services by means of Multi-Agent System.

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“…Service-oriented computing (SOC) is an emerging paradigm to design distributed applications [31,30,19]. In this paradigm, applications are built by assembling together independent computational units, called services.…”

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Security Issues in Service Composition

Bartoletti

Degano

Ferrari

2006

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. We use a distributed, enriched λ-calculus for describing networks of services. Both services and their clients can protect themselves, by imposing security constraints on each other's behaviour. Then, service interaction results in a call-by-property mechanism, that matches the client requests with service's. A static approach is also described, that determines how to compose services while guaranteeing that their execution is always secure, without resorting to any dynamic check.

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The next step in Web services

Abstract: How three specifications support creating robust service compositions.

Cited by 368 publications

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A model and prototype implementation for tracking and tracing agricultural batch products along the food chain

A model and prototype implementation for tracking and tracing agricultural batch products along the food chain

Web Services Based Information Retrieval Agent System for Cloud Computing

Security Issues in Service Composition

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