Towards a semantic- and context-based approach for composing web services

@article{Mrissa2005TowardsAS,
  title={Towards a semantic- and context-based approach for composing web services},
  author={Michael Mrissa and Djamal Benslimane and Zakaria Maamar and Chirine Ghedira},
  journal={Int. J. Web Grid Serv.},
  year={2005},
  volume={1},
  pages={268-286}
}
Despite the widespread adoption of web services, several obstacles still hinder their smooth automatic composition. First, techniques that exploit semantic information during web services discovery are still lagging behind despite multiple initiatives like OWL-S. Second, the context in which web services evolve is, to a certain extent, ignored. This prevents deploying adaptable web services. In this paper, we propose a semantic- and context-based approach for web services composition. By… 
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