- From: Bijan Parsia <bparsia@isr.umd.edu>
- Date: Wed, 6 Oct 2004 10:35:50 -0400
- To: Suleman Butt <suleman.butt@gmail.com>
- Cc: public-sws-ig@w3.org
On Oct 6, 2004, at 6:31 AM, Suleman Butt wrote: > > Hi, > Well i'm very much new to this field of OWL-S (web services) > though i have got some experience working with conventional web > development like (jsp, asp, asp.net, java beans etc). > > Could anybody help in suggesting me how should i get my self started > with this novel idea of Sementic Web Services. Write some Web Services. Then describe them. Terse, but true :) > To get my feet into it > without soaking my entire body, i just want to get an idea about > OWL-S's basic flow ( from *practile point of view). > > To be more precise i want to make a very *basic* web service described > with OWL-S and that web service should run on handheld device (e.g > palmtop i.e. pervassive environment) I don't know what web service kits are available on the palm. If there's an HTTP server, you could write a very simple "document" oriented web service (call it RESTy if you want to be buzzful), and use the WSDL2.0 HTTP binding to describe it. > *OR* if the execution of owl-s > service on palmtop has resource constraints then what could be > anyother solution. Remember that OWL-S is a *description* language...what is described can be very different. If you want to execute *compositions* of web services "directly" by examining an OWL-S composite process description...ok, then you have a bunch of issues :) > In short if i'm not getting out of track pls suggest HOW SHOULD I > START..!!! Despite my growing reputation on this group as a relentless shill for Evren's code, I still recommend the OWL-S API (http://www.mindswap.org/2004/owl-s/api/) if you do Java. The composer is a better "non coding" intro (http://www.mindswap.org/~evren/composer/) but it's a bit bit-rotted at the moment. I'm hoping a new grad student will be able to release a new, happier version before next term. Cheers, Bijan "Shill? I don't even sing soprano!" Parsia.
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