Formal Model for Semantic-Driven Service Execution

author: Tomas Vitvar, STI Innsbruck

Description

Integration of heterogeneous services is often hard-wired in service or workflow implementations. In this paper we define an execution model operating on semantic descriptions of services allowing flexible integration of services with solving data and process conflicts where necessary. We implement the model using our WSMO technology and a case scenario from the B2B domain of the SWS Challenge.

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*Slides*
0:00	Formal Model for Semantic-driven Service Execution
0:25	Overview
0:57	Motivation
2:33	Motivation Scenario (1)
3:49	Motivation Scenario (2)
4:10	Motivation Scenario (3)
4:39	Motivation Scenario (4)
5:19	Background
6:26	Service Description
8:21	Ontology and grounding
9:09	Choreography and grounding
10:17	Choreography interface
10:44	Data Mediation
11:08	Process Mediation
12:23	Execution
13:51	How are PM patterns handled
15:06	Implementation
16:49	Solution Architecture
17:33	Conclusion
19:36	Thanks!

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