Solution Dortmund/Potsdam
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Papers describing the solutions
The following papers cover our participation in the SWS-Challenge:
- First workshop (Stanford, 2006) full paper The basic thoughts on our approach.
- Second workshop (Budva, 2006) full paper The first description of a running approach to mediation scenario #1.
- Third workshop (Athens, 2006) full paper The first approach to automatically import/export web services and some basic thoughts on the discovery scenarios.
- Fourth workshop (Innsbruck, 2007) full paper Covers some thoughts on todays web service binding frameworks regarding web service automization in terms of the mediation scenarios.
- Fourth workshop (Innsbruck, 2007) full paper The solution to the discovery scenarios.
- Special Session at ICEIS 2007 (Madeira, 2007) A comparison between our solution and the solution by the team from Politecnico Milano and CEFRIEL, Italy
- to appear Seventh workshop (Karlsruhe, 2008) full paper The solutions to the mediation scenario #2 and the payment scenario (mediation #3).
How to get the running solutions
- Mediatian #1 Part 1 Web Service
- Mediation #1 Part 2 Web Service
- Mediation #1 Part 3 Daemon
- Mediation #2 Part 1 Web Service
- Mediation #2 Part 2 Web Service
- Mediation #3 Web Service
- jABC Service Framework Installer (Win/Linux or Mac)
Solution to Mediation Scenario #1
Service offers
Data type descriptions
Data flow models
Mediation 1/1
Mediation 1/2
Mediation 1/3
Solution to Mediation Scenario #2
Service offers
Data type descriptions
Data flow models
Mediation 2/1
Mediation 2/2
Solution to Mediation Scenario #3 (Payment)
Service offers
Date type descriptions
Data flow models
Mediation 3
