Service selection of ensuring transactional reliability and QoS for web service composition
Summary: Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) provides a flexible framework of service composition. Using standard-based protocols, composite service can be constructed by integrating component services independently. As component services are developed by different organization and offer diverse transactional properties and QoS characteristics, it is a challenging problem how to select suitable component services which ensure reliable execution of composite Web service and construct the optimal composite Web service. In this paper, we propose a selection approach that combines transactional properties of ensuring reliability and QoS characteristics. In the selection approach, we build automaton model to implement transactional-aware service selection and use the model to guarantee reliable execution of composite Web service. We also define aggregation functions, and use a Multiple-Attribute Decision-Making approach for the utility function to achieve Qos-based optimal service selection. Finally, two scenarios of experiments are presented to demonstrate the validity of the selection approach. Editorial remark: This paper has been retracted as it is found to have substantial overlap, without referencing, with earlier papers from other authors. For details, see the retraction notice [Zbl 1407.68061].
- Retracted: ``Service selection of ensuring transactional reliability and QoS for web service composition
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