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Regarding the design and the development of distributed applications, service, component and agent oriented approaches provide their own interests and characteristics. Most of current applications are designed according to a single approach but it would be interesting to use these approaches simultaneously to provide a more efficient paradigm for developing distributed applications. Our goal is to integrate these three approaches by focusing on the concepts of service and interaction as key points, notably regarding cooperation between agents and components. The service is the business abstraction of a component or agent and it represents a pivot to support its interactions. We presented previously our service, component and agent models for this purpose. In this paper, we establish the semantic mapping rules between the concepts of each of these domains to be able to move on from one model to another.