Paper Info
Title
Control Flow Requirements for Automated Service Composition
Abstract
Automated composition of services is a key functionality for the adoption of the service-oriented development paradigm. Solving this problem in practice requires the ability to consider asynchronous stateful services and to express complex composition requirements which may span different phases of the life-cycle of component services. In this paper we present a novel automated service composition approach which addresses these challenges by associating so-called 'objects' to services, and by introducing a simple yet powerful notation to express composition requirements on them. We recast this view of the problem as a specific form of planning; our experiments on a prototype implementation witness the ability of our approach to deal with realistic scenarios and requirements that cannot be tackled by other current approaches.
Year
DOI
Venue
2009
10.1109/ICWS.2009.31
Los Angeles, CA
Keywords
Field
DocType
novel automated service composition,control flow requirements,key functionality,powerful notation,different phase,complex composition requirement,component service,automated composition,asynchronous stateful service,composition requirement,automated service composition,current approach,life cycle,protocols,control flow,automatic control,prototypes,control systems,labeling,engines,web service,web services,formal specification,routing,planning,data mining
Asynchronous communication,Notation,Computer science,Control flow,Formal specification,Automatic control,Stateful firewall,Control system,Web service,Database,Distributed computing
Conference
ISBN
Citations 
PageRank 
978-0-7695-3709-2
19
0.91
References 
Authors
13
6
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Piergiorgio Bertoli177546.89
Raman Kazhamiakin252030.33
Massimo Paolucci34573423.28
Marco Pistore43021181.74
Heorhi Raik51458.10
Matthias Wagner624723.36