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Discovering Service Compositions That Feature a Desired Behaviour Export

Service-Oriented Computing โ€“ ICSOC 2007 (2007), pp. 56-68.

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Web service discovery is one of the key issues in the emerging area of Service-oriented Computing. In this paper, we present a complete composition-oriented, ontology-based methodology for discovering semantic Web services, which exploits functional and behavioural properties contained in OWL-S service advertisements to satisfy functional and behavioural client queries. To this aim, we build on top of the results contained in two recent articles, where we presented (1) a suitable data structure (viz., a dependency hypergraph) to collect functional information of services, and (2) a suitable notion of behavioural equivalence for Web services. We also discuss the architecture and the main implementation choices of the matchmaking system applying such a methodology.


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