- From: Martin Gülich <martin.gulich@foi.se>
- Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2004 10:46:45 +0200
- To: <www-ws@w3.org>
- Message-ID: <000001c463fe$ef37efc0$293ee396@win.foi.se>
Hello! I have a few questions I am not able to answer completely by reading the OWL-S specification. I would be very grateful if you can answer any of them. If this is not an appropriate mailing list for such questions please direct me to one. First, who is responsible for the execution of a service that consists of a composite process? Is the client that is invoking the service responsible for looking up each atomic process and invoking it separately, that is, the client will need to function as some kind of manager for the service execution? Secondly, it is impossible to dynamically compose a composite process “ad hoc”, right? For this task some kind of agent planning system is needed to dynamically compose a sequence of services and execute it? And as a follow-up question; is it possible to dynamically compose such a sequence out of whole services (found in a register) as well as examining an advertised service and compose a sequence out of some (but not necessarily all) of its atomic processes? I mean, that is what you do when statically composing a new WS out of atomic processes and publishing it, isn´t it? And finally, do you have any references to the absolutely newest research in the areas of capability based matching and dynamic composition of semantic web services? Thank you! Best regards Martin Gülich, FOI
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