Abstract. Collaboration platforms evolve into service-oriented systems, promoting composite and user-enriched services. The problem we address in this paper is the support of human interactions in SOA. Current collaboration tools do not support humans to specify different interaction interfaces (services), which can be reused in various collaborations. We focus on the design of Human-provided Services (HPS). Our contributions center around two main aspects of human interactions in SOA: (i) an approach for designing service interfaces embodying human activities as actions offered by Web (HPS) users; (ii) a tagging model for activities and services to recommend resources in the design process. We discuss techniques for mapping human activities onto Web services. We present a recommendation algorithm that is based on collaborative tagging of resources in SOA. Our algorithm helps to determine suitable resources drawn from properties of user preferences and measured similarity of human activities and actions.
Schall et al. REF have developed a method for designing service interfaces embodying human activities as actions offered by Web users, as well as a recommendation algorithm that is based on collaborative tagging of SOA resources (e.g., human activities) which helps to determine suitable resources drawn from properties of user preferences and measured similarity of human activities and actions.
On Supporting the Design of Human-provided Services in SOA
In International Workshop on Engineering ServiceOriented Applications: Analysis and Design (WESOA 2008). In conjunction with the 6th Int. Conference on Service Oriented Computing (ICSOC 2008
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