- From: Gerhard Austaller <gerhard@tk.informatik.tu-darmstadt.de>
- Date: Mon, 15 Nov 2004 18:20:46 +0100
- To: <public-sws-ig@w3.org>
Hi At the moment I am trying to understand OWL-S and what it is good for. ....but somehow I'm lost... First I don't completely understand the grounding of a CompositeProcess using WSDL. In the technical overview I read that "If the composite process has an overall effect, then the client must perform the entire process in order to achieve that effect." So e.g. if I have a sequence the steps have to be processed in the right order. But how is this requirement expressed in the wsdl document. I am trying to understand the Bravo Air example but how can I see in the Grounding.wsdl that a client first has to login before it can confirm the reservation? Another point I don't understand is, how software client are supposed to use the Service instance.owl documents to understand how to use a particular service. A software client easily can get out of the BravoAirService.owl file that for finally booking a flight it first has to login and than confirm the reservation. But other airline can have their own owl files describing how to book a flight. But don't have all the airlines have to agree on a concept "Flight Booking"? Maybe somebody can give me links for further reading. Thx Gerhard
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