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Towards Service-Oriented Ontology-Based Coordination
Chicago, Illinois, USA September 18-September 22
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Thierry Moyaux, University of Liverpool, UK
Ben Lithgow Smith, University of Liverpool, UK
Shamimabi Paurobally, University of Liverpool, UK
Coordination is a central problem in distributed computing. The aim is towards flexible coordination, managed at run-time, in open, dynamic environments. This approach would benefit from an explicit common vocabulary for coordination and hence, in a previous paper, we modelled coordination in an ontology, describing the activities carried out and the interdependencies among these activities. The purpose of this paper is to show how such an ontology can be used alongside a set of rules to perform coordination by managing the interdependencies among activities. The ontology and rules can then be used to provide a general purpose coordination tool in the form of a web service.
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Thierry Moyaux, Ben Lithgow Smith, Shamimabi Paurobally, "Towards Service-Oriented Ontology-Based Coordination," icws, pp.265-274, IEEE International Conference on Web Services (ICWS'06), 2006
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