Incremental stages of a semantic framework for automating the changes on long term composed services
Enterprises enhance their business on the web with the help of web services. This enhancement is achieved by composing the pre-existing services, so that they will be able to provide solutions for the problems on the web. Due to rapid development in technology, the need for making changes in the com...
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| description | Enterprises enhance their business on the web with the help of web services. This enhancement is achieved by composing the pre-existing services, so that they will be able to provide solutions for the problems on the web. Due to rapid development in technology, the need for making changes in the composed services by the respective analysts becomes an essential task. Thus, the change management process becomes a challenging area in web service. Although, the existing solutions use ontology for change management, they have been designed majorly for IT developers rather than analyst. Therefore, we concentrate on providing a change management framework that will make use of an enriched ontology set and semantic reasoner for implementing the changes by the analyst itself. The semantic reasoner component parses the change request from the analysts and determines the possibility for making the change. The framework represents the implemented changes in the form of a S-BPEL notation (Semantic BPEL) which is then converted to their corresponding BPEL notations by a BPEL constructor so that they can be deployed in the run time environment for composing the services. |
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