2006 | OriginalPaper | Chapter
Automatic Extraction of Conversation Protocols from a Choreography Specification of Ubiquitous Web Services
Authors : Jonghun Park, Byung-Hyun Ha
Published in: Emerging Directions in Embedded and Ubiquitous Computing
Publisher: Springer Berlin Heidelberg
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While web service technology is becoming a de facto standard for integration of business applications, it is also rapidly emerging as an effective means for achieving inter-operability among the devices in network centric ubiquitous systems. When such a web service enabled device engages in a conversation with a service provider, it becomes necessary to define an interaction logic required between them. For this purpose, one can use a choreography language to specify the rules of engagement between the device and the web service provider. This paper presents a framework for automatically synthesizing conversation protocols from a choreography description defined in WS-CDL. The proposed framework adopts WSCL as a conversation protocol language, and defines a set of rules that can be used to effectively transform a WS-CDL specification into WSCL documents for collaborating peers. It is expected that the work presented in this paper can enhance the interoperability between web service-based processes in ubiquitous systems through automating the process of extracting conversation protocols from a choreography definition.