MOVE: A Generic Service Composition Framework for Service Oriented Architectures

A. Rainer, J. Dorn
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One main requirement for virtual organizations are shortterm collaborations between business partners to provide efficient and individualized services to customers. The MOVE project targets at a methodology and a software framework to support such flexible collaborations based on process oriented design and communication by Web services. MOVEs framework supports the graphical design and verification of business processes, the execution and supervision of processes in transaction-oriented environment, and the dynamic composition and optimization of processes. A business process may be composed from a set of Web services, deployed itself as Web service and executed in the framework. The automated composition of processes from Web services is implemented with methods from AI-planning. We map Web service descriptions, domain knowledge and customer requests into PDDL, an input language of AI-planners. We show the performance of our program with one typical AI planning system and give some implementation details. Finally we conclude with some remarks about further research.
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MOVE:面向服务架构的通用服务组合框架
虚拟组织的一个主要需求是业务伙伴之间的短期协作,以便为客户提供高效和个性化的服务。MOVE项目的目标是一种方法和软件框架,以支持这种基于面向过程的设计和Web服务通信的灵活协作。MOVEs框架支持业务流程的图形化设计和验证、面向事务的环境中流程的执行和监督,以及流程的动态组合和优化。业务流程可以由一组Web服务组成,自身作为Web服务部署,并在框架中执行。来自Web服务的流程的自动组合是通过ai规划的方法实现的。我们将Web服务描述、领域知识和客户请求映射到PDDL(一种人工智能规划者的输入语言)中。我们用一个典型的人工智能规划系统展示了我们的程序的性能,并给出了一些实现细节。最后,对今后的研究进行了总结。
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