Ontology-based semantic infrastructure for service interoperability

To apply the annotation path method to web service discovery we implemented a logics based service matcher [1] that operates only on path-based annotations of the inputs and outputs

Considering these shortcomings of the existing approaches for VC match- ing, an elaborate and comprehensive matching mechanism is required, which enables an accurate service

The goal of this article is to show how the Rule Responder approach can be used to build a flexible, loosely-coupled and service-oriented eScience infras- tructure which allows

A matchmaking result consists of three parts in principle: The description of the initial (1) service request and (2) service offer, and (3) the collection of matching results

Original middleware definitions describing a middleware service as general purpose services that sit between platforms and applications [Bernstein 1996] appear too

In this paper, we introduced the idea of semantic RPC based on a semantic interoperability platform that allows software components to interact based on a query language, delegating

Edges in a dataflow graph are used to connect the output of a functional node with the inputs of (possibly many) other func- tional nodes. In order to specify which output is

Although the aforementioned systems use semantic Web technologies in order to facilitate WS discovery, none of them explicitly provide a tool to enable