Bridging the gap between service description models in service matchmaking

In service-oriented architectures (SOA) the process of service discovery involves the matchmaking between service advertisements and service requests. Most approaches assume that both service advertisements and service requests are expressed using the same description language as well as domain onto...

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Published in:Multiagent and grid systems 2012-01, Vol.8 (1), p.83-103
Main Authors: Fernández, Alberto, Cong, Zijie, Baltá, Analay
Format: Article
Language:English
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Summary:In service-oriented architectures (SOA) the process of service discovery involves the matchmaking between service advertisements and service requests. Most approaches assume that both service advertisements and service requests are expressed using the same description language as well as domain ontologies. However, in large-scale open environments that assumption does not hold. In this paper we present a method that addresses the semantic mismatches at service description level. In particular, we focus on the alignment of service description models and service matchmaking on the unified request and advertisements. We propose a matchmaking method that encompasses different semantic, syntactic and hybrid service description languages.
ISSN:1574-1702
1875-9076
DOI:10.3233/MGS-2012-0186