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Using Ontological Concepts for Web Service Composition

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Using Ontological Concepts for Web Service Composition

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This paper describes an approach for a composition of web services based on their semantic descriptions. The process section of OWL-S service descriptions is built with references to ontology concepts which represent service input and output data types. We present a engine that receives a request containing a concept (OC) corresponding to a service output and a set of concepts (ICs) corresponding to a service inputs. The engine produces a sequence of services whose first element has ICs as inputs and whose last element has OC as output. The result of the composition is described as a BPEL process.

Claude Moulin, Marco Luca Sbodio

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Added	28 Jun 2010
Updated	28 Jun 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2005
Where	WEBI
Authors	Claude Moulin, Marco Luca Sbodio

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