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Towards a Semantic Choreography of Web Services: From WSDL to DAML-S
Overview The relation between DAML-S, a language for the description of Web services grounded in the Semantic Web, and the growing Web services infrastructure based on WSDL is, by an large, still an open question. This paper describes a mapping from WSDL to DAML-S whose contribution is twofold: on the theoretical side it clearly shows what information is contributed by the DAML-S specification, on a more practical side it facilitates the compilation of DAML-S descriptions.
| Publisher | Carnegie Mellon University | File Format | |
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| Date Published | November 2003 | ||
| Format | White Papers | ||
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