Research
 

SIS Research Area - Software Systems

Research Theme
Service Discovery and Composition in SOA

Central Concerns and Questions

There has been a continuous need to ease the process of building distributed systems. Building such systems by integrating available systems and reusing resources and software in an automatic manner is proven to be a challenging problem due to the dynamic and heterogeneous nature of the software systems in today's environment.

Emerging Ideas and Initiatives

In this research, we investigate the research issues and related techniques within the Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) that enable and ease the discovery of needed Web services and the construction of a valid and efficient composite Web service using these services for a give service request. We also study related supporting techniques for service discovery and composition in SOA that make a better use of the large data set on the usage of Web services.

Selected Publications

[1] Q. LIANG, J. CHUNG, and S. MILLER. Modeling Semantics in Composite Web Service Requests by Utility Elicitation Vol. 13, No. 3. Knowledge and Information Systems (KAIS) journal, Springer, page 367-394.

 

 



Last updated on 4 January, 2010 by School of Information Systems.