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Creating a service-oriented architecture requires the identification of services to be composed together in order to solve a given need. Currently, software engineers perform this design task by hand by identifying services and how to compose them. In this paper, we propose RuGCo a system to automatically compose Web services coming from a static large repository, according to a domain ontology expressed...
Ontologies could play an important role in assisting users in their search for Web pages. This paper considers the problem of constructing domain ontologies that support users in their Web search efforts and that increase the number of relevant Web pages that are returned. To achieve this goal, this paper suggests combining Deep Web information, which consists of dynamically generated Web pages, which...
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