Views in Composite Web Services

@article{Maamar2005ViewsIC,
  title={Views in Composite Web Services},
  author={Z. Maamar and D. Benslimane and C. Ghedira and M. Mrissa},
  journal={IEEE Internet Comput.},
  year={2005},
  volume={9},
  pages={79-84}
}
The authors present a view-based approach for tracking personalized Web services. To guarantee proper handling of user preferences during Web service execution, a view can zoom into the specification that composes the Web services. As time advances, the location changes, or constraints on the environment are satisfied, the deployment of a view over a specification similarly progresses, mirroring the context's dynamic nature. 
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