- From: Daniela CLARO <daniela.claro@eseo.fr>
- Date: Wed, 29 Sep 2004 11:16:50 +0200
- To: <public-sws-ig@w3.org>
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Hi all, >- Concerning the service Profile .... I read that the service profile permits agents or other programs to check unambiguously the matching >between a requested WS and a advertised WS, only with input and output (I don't really understand how the condition and effect works) >... But imagine you can found 2 services that have the input / output, but don't do the same thing ... like this example : You have 2 >inputs, 2 Numbers and 1 output, also a number. The service A do input1 ° input2 while the service B do input1 - input2. How a matching >algorithm can make a difference between this 2 services (because they have the same input/output) ? >Function signature is limited in the representation of functionalities, and OWL-S is based on OWL, therefore you can define a >taxonomy of profiles that allows you to distinguish between different types of Web services. The OWL-S coalition proposed one >such taxonomy. Concerning this question and of course the Maximo's response, I've continued with one doubt. Where exactly do I define this taxonomy in my Profile? Does OWL-S propose as taxonomy the UNSPSC ? Can I create my own OWL file which the service in located and specify in my Profile? Where and which is effectively the relation between OWL and OWL-S in Profile files? Thanks in advance, Daniela
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