Designing semantic web services using conceptual model

Authors:
Martin Necasky;Jaroslav Pokorny
Affiliations:
Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic;Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic
Venue:
Proceedings of the 2008 ACM symposium on Applied computing
Year:
2008

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Abstract

There are emerging technologies such as SAWSDL or WSMO that extend the current Web Services technologies to so called Semantic Web Services by combining the structural and semantic descriptions of Web services. In this paper, we identify problems that can arise when using these technologies for the design and management of Semantic Web Services and we show that using a conceptual model instead of these technologies can help to solve these problems. We also show how to automatically derive the description of Semantic Web Services represented with existing technologies, concretely with SAWSDL, from the conceptual level because this representation brings other advantages.