Titlebook: Web Services, E-Business, and the Semantic Web; Second International Christoph J. Bussler,Dieter Fensel,Jian Yang Conference proceedings 20

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Integrating Context in Modelling for Web Information Systemste context modelling into the co-design methodology, identify some losing track patterns and propose respective customer aid. Finally we formalise our approach based on the theory of media types and the model of contextual information systems developed by Teodorakis et al.

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Enterprise Business Integration in 2010A.D. Business Integration in favor of mediation between different standards. It proposes the Supply Chain Councils SCOR [1] model as a possible base for an ontology to describe businesses and systems. A workbench is described that would allow automatic configuration of orchestration systems to manage bu

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Old Ontology Wine in New Semantic Bags, and Other Scalability Issuesssing is fully automated, leaving man-system interaction only to a presentation layer. (In fact we could posit that the so-called Semantic Web would -strictly speaking of course- be wholly unnecessary if its users would be “merely” humans.)

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Meta-workflows and ESP: A Framework for Coordination, Exception Handling and Adaptability in Workflo five kinds of meta-activities and facilitate control over other workflows. We describe the framework and illustrate it with examples to show its features. The paper gives an architecture for incorporating it into existing workflows and also provides a formal semantics of execution. This framework c

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A Foundational Vision of ,-Services, and the internal behavior as seen by a deployed application running the .-Service. Such behaviors are formally expressed as execution trees describing the interactions of the .-Service with its client and with other .-Services. Using these notions we formally define .-Service composition in a gene

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