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Service Composition for End-Users

Author(s) -

Otto Hylli,

Samuel Lahtinen,

Anna Ruokonen,

Kari Systä

Publication year - 2014

Publication title -

acta cybernetica

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.143

H-Index - 18

eISSN - 2676-993X

pISSN - 0324-721X

DOI - 10.14232/actacyb.21.3.2014.7

Subject(s) - computer science , agile software development , workflow , cloud computing , mashup , service (business) , service composition , world wide web , web service , composition (language) , service oriented architecture , software as a service , software engineering , database , software , operating system , web 2.0 , software development , linguistics , philosophy , economy , economics

RESTful services are becoming a popular technology for providing and consuming cloud services. The idea of cloud computing is based on on-demand services and their agile usage. This implies that also personal service compositions and workflows should be supported. Some approaches for RESTful service compositions have been proposed. In practice, such compositions typically present mashup applications, which are composed in an ad-hoc manner. In addition, such approaches and tools are mainly targeted for programmers rather than end-users. In this paper, a user-driven approach for reusable RESTful service compositions is presented. Such compositions can be executed once or they can be configured to be executed repeatedly, for example, to get newest updates from a service once a week.

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