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On the Use of Agents in a BioInformatics Grid - Moreau, Miles, Goble.. (2003) (2 citations) (Correct)
....In this way, the user interacts with the ontology service to determine the concepts that match their task; then, they get a list of all the workflow scripts of this type and choose the one to run (perhaps using some metadata to help in the selection) 3. 2 Workflow Details Inspired by WSFL [11], the workflow definition consists of a set of service providers, activities, data links and control links between activities (cf. Figure 2) For many myGrid workflows, each activity has its own service provider, which includes a locator element to identify the Web Service, to be used by the ....
F. Leyman. Web Services Flow Language (WSFL). Technical report, IBM, May 2001.
On the Use of Agents in a BioInformatics Grid - Moreau, Miles, Goble.. (2003) (1 citation) (Correct)
....itself. In this way, the user interacts with the ontology service to determine the concept that match their task; then, they get a list of all the work ow scripts of this type and choose the one to run (perhaps using some metadata to help in the selection) 3. 2 Work ow Details Inspired by WSFL [11], the work ow de nition consists of a set of service providers, activities, data links and control links between activities. For many myGrid work ows, each activity has its own service provider, which includes a locator element to identify the Web Service, to be used by the work ow enactment ....
Frank Leyman. Web Services Flow Language (WSFL). Technical report, IBM, May 2001.
Agents for the Grid: a Comparison with Web Services (Part I.. - Moreau (2002) (Correct)
.... a transport layer based on XML messaging (XML protocol, formerly known as Soap [46] ii) a registry mechanism allowing the advertising and discovery of services based on UDDI [42] and described by languages such as WSDL [45] or DAML S [13] iii) Some workflow system such as XLANG [41] or WSFL [30]. It is frequent to hear questions such as Why use agents and not Web Services , What is the difference between Agents and Web Services . The purpose of this paper is to answer such questions from our practical experience of mapping SoFAR to Web services. This paper is the first step of our ....
F. Leyman. Web Services Flow Language (WSFL). Technical report, IBM, May 2001.
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Leyman F. Web Services Flow Language (WSFL 1.0),IBMSoftware Group, May 2001.
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Leyman, F. Web Service Flow Language (WSFL) 1.0, IBM, Armonk, NY, www-4.ibm.com/software/solutions/ webservices/pdf/WSFL.pdf, 2001
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Leyman F. Web Services Flow Language (WSFL 1.0),IBMSoftware Group, May 2001.
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