Game-Theoretic Analysis of a Web Services Collaborative Mechanism (original) (raw)

From Communities of Web Services to Marts of Composite Web Services

This paper presents an approach to developing Composite Web Services Marts (CWS-Marts). A CWS-Mart gathers ready-to-use composite Web services that users can invoke any time without going from scratch through the regular steps of discovering, selecting, and composing the necessary component Web services. In addition, this paper presents an architecture that encompasses four levels namely component, community, composite, and mart. The component and composite levels set respectively the ground upon which the community and mart levels are deployed. Similar to communities that gather similarly-functional Web services, CWS-Marts gather similarly-functional composite Web services. Some experimental details are, also, discussed in the paper.

A New Approach for Quality Enforcement in Communities of Web Services

IEEE International Conference on Services Computing, 2011

Nowadays, Web Services are considered as de facto and attracting distributed approach of application/services integration over the Internet. Web Services can also operate within communities to improve their visibility and market share. In a community, Web Services usually offer competing and/or complementing services. In this paper, we augment the community approach by defining a specific-purpose community to monitor Web Services