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Internet has succeeded as a global information system mainly because of its availability and openness, and the simplicity of its stan- dards and protocols. However, the current use of Internet as universal middleware has clearly shown the lack of maturity of Web technology to support distributed applications, which involve communication, cooper- ation, and coordination. This paper proposes an architectural solution to solve these interaction restrictions. It is based on an extension of the service-oriented architectures, adding a new coordinator role that al- lows more flexible relationships between service providers and requestors than the provided by the client/server model. This role is inspired by the Blackboard architectural pattern and it is the conceptual basis of a Web- Coordination service able to coordinate distributed and heterogeneous applications through Internet. To prove the eectiveness of this proposal, the Web-Coordination service has been used in an highly dynamic and collaborative application context, the Location-Based Services.

An Architectural Pattern to Extend the Interaction Model between Web-Services: The Location-Based Service Context