Abstract

Dynamic Composition of Web services is a Key research in the arena of E-commerce. Enterprise applications are developed as a service provider in the web, some of the challenges we are faced by web services are most likely related to composition of services, security and Quality of Services (QoS). Within these challenges, composition of web service turns out to be a big arena of research, because it supports the integration and Interoperability of B2B applications or enterprise application or E-commerce application. Pragmatically dynamic composition of semantic web services specifies better results compared to the traditional method of discovering candidate services for composition. In this study we present the degree of matching and selection of web services are considered as a salient feature to the dynamic composition of web services.

Keywords:

B2B , composition, ontology , OWL , OWL-S, QoS , SOA,

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