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Enabling Data Transport between Web Services

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2 years ago
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Despite numer­ous ben­e­fits, many Web Ser­vices (WS) face prob­lems with respect to data trans­port, either because SOAP doesn’t offer a scal­able way of trans­port­ing large data-sets or because orches­tra­tion work­flows (WF) don’t move data around effi­ciently. In this paper we address both prob­lems with the devel­op­ment of the Prox­yWS. More >

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Semantic disclosure in an e-Science environment

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3 years ago
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The Vir­tual Lab­o­ra­tory for e-Science (VL-e) project serves as a back­drop for the ideas described in this chap­ter. VL-e is a project with aca­d­e­mic and indus­trial part­ners where e-science has been applied to sev­eral domains of sci­en­tific research. Adap­tive Infor­ma­tion Dis­clo­sure (AID), a sub­pro­gram within VL-e, is a multi-disciplinary group More >

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Enabling Data Transport between Web Services through alternative protocols and Streaming

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4 years ago
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As web ser­vices gain accep­tance in the e-Science com­mu­nity, some of their short­com­ings have begun to appear. A sig­nif­i­cant chal­lenge is to find reli­able and effi­cient meth­ods to trans­fer large data between web ser­vices. This paper describes the prob­lem of scal­able data trans­port between web ser­vices, and pro­poses a solu­tion: More >

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