Paper Info
Title
Towards Optimized Data Fetching for Service Discovery
Abstract
The advent of Service Oriented Architecture makes services the most flexible, platform-independent choice for exposing and integrating business functionality across a network. However, the lack of service discovery mechanisms, that go beyond simple keyword search to enable automated late-binding of service requesters to providers, remains a major problem. Realistic late-binding involves matchmaking of client requests with service descriptions, based on frequently changing fine-grained client requests, and dynamically changing service functionality. The intricacies of service functionality cannot be specified by generic static descriptions since the functionality offered by the service may depend on the client at hand, their specific request and the service's current capabilities. In this paper, we propose a semantic framework supporting dynamic data fetching from services during the discovery phase on service instance level entailing a communication overhead which we aim to minimize.
Year
DOI
Venue
2007
10.1109/ECOWS.2007.28
ECOWS
Keywords
Field
DocType
service functionality,service discovery mechanism,towards optimized data fetching,discovery phase,business functionality,service instance level,service requesters,client request,realistic late-binding,service description,service discovery,fine-grained client request,business communication,service oriented architecture,mediation,pricing,dynamic data,ontologies,web services,process design
Service design,World Wide Web,Computer science,Service system,Service provider,Differentiated service,Service level requirement,Service discovery,Data as a service,Database,Service delivery framework
Conference
ISBN
Citations 
PageRank 
0-7695-3044-3
8
0.62
References 
Authors
12
3
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Maciej Zaremba122123.60
Tomas Vitvar278055.65
Matthew Moran357545.98