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An hybrid, QoS-aware Discovery of Semantic Web Services using Constraint Programmingedited by: B. Krämer, K. J. Lin, P. Narasimhan |
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AbstractMost Semantic Web Services discovery approaches are not well suited when using complex relational, arithmetic and logical expressions, because they are usually based on Description Logics. Moreover, these kind of expressions usually appear when discovery is performed including Quality-of-Service conditions. In this work we present an hybrid discovery process for Semantic Web Services that takes care of QoS conditions. Our approach split discovery into stages, using different engines in each one, depending on its search nature. This architecture is extensible and loosely coupled, allowing the addition of discovery engines at will. In order to perform QoS-aware discovery, we propose a stage that uses Constraint Programming, that allows to use complex QoS conditions within discovery queries. Furthermore, it is possible to obtain the optimal offer that fulfills a given demand using this approach.
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