Integration of rules and policies for Semantic Web Services

Authors:
Nima Kaviani;Dragan Gasevic;Marek Hatala;David Clement;Gerd Wagner
Affiliations:
Simon Fraser University Surrey, Canada.;Athabasca University, Canada.;Simon Fraser University Surrey, Canada.;Visiphor Corporation, Canada.;Brandenburg University of Technology, Cottbus, Germany
Venue:
International Journal of Advanced Media and Communication
Year:
2007

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Abstract

Multimedia service providers on the web need their services to be well protected and easily accessible worldwide. This has initiated several lines of research to provide semantically rich policy-aware web services. However, the existence of various technologies to define and protect services has made the communication of services questionable. Currently, it is ambiguous how a broker agent looking for a special object would communicate to an online service provider, with different policy and service definition languages, to obtain the appropriate object. Here, we propose a solution to such problems by introducing an interchange framework to transform business rules and policies between different enterprises using REWERSE Rule Markup Language.