- From: Martin Gülich <martin.gulich@foi.se>
- Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2004 14:31:37 +0200
- To: <public-sws-ig@w3.org>
Hello, I have a few questions about OWL-S. Perhaps some of you can help me. First, imagine you want to invoke a web service that consists of a composite process. Is the user´s client application responsible for locating and invoking each atomic process, i.e. the client acts as a kind of manager for executing the service according to its OWL-S description? Or is there a "wrapper" implementation of the service that executes the described sequence of atomic processes on behalf of the client? Can the client find the grounding of the atomic processes if the service´s process model is a "black box"? Second, for dynamically composing a web service "ad hoc" you need a kind of agent planning system in a layer above OWL-S that composes a sequence of existing web services into a new service and executes it, right? I.e. OWL-S does not describe how to compose dynamically, just statically? Finally, does anyone know where I can find good references to the latest research in the areas of capability based matching and dynamic composition of semantic web services? Thank you! Best regards Martin Gülich Research Engineer ______________________________ Swedish Defence Research Agency Dept. Of Systems Modelling SE-172 90 Stockholm, Sweden Phone: +46 8 55503691 Company web site: www.foi.se
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