Evaluating Web Service Composition Methods the Need for Including Multi-Actor Elements.pdf

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Evaluating Web Service Composition Methods the Need for Including Multi-Actor Elements.pdf

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Evaluating Web Service Composition Methods the Need for Including Multi-Actor Elements

ISSN 1479-436-9X 153 ?Academic Conferences Ltd Reference this paper as: Feenstra, R. W., Janssen, M., and Wagenaar, R. W. (2007) “Evaluating Web Service Composition Methods: the Need for Including Multi-Actor Elements” The Electronic Journal of e-Government Volume 5 Issue 2, pp 153 - 164, available online at Evaluating Web Service Composition Methods: the Need for Including Multi-Actor Elements Ralph W. Feenstra, Marijn Janssen, and René W. Wagenaar Faculty of Technology, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands r.w.feenstra@tudelft.nl m.f.w.h.a.janssen@tudelft.nl Abstract:. New systems can be designed by composing them out-of-existing software components which are accessible as web services and provided by the service providers. Governmental organizations can act as service providers by providing information or functionality like authenticating. The basic premise is that by reusing components, development and maintenance costs can be lowered and flexibility is created. As such, public agencies are looking for support to create new compositions. Several composition approaches can be found in the literature, however none of these evaluations take into account the e-government specific requirements originating from the involvement of multiple parties having different interests. In this paper we present a composition evaluation approach which extends the existing evaluation approaches by including the multi-actor dimension. We illustrate this method using an example. Further research is aimed at executing the proposed approach and comparing semantic and multi-actor-based compositions methods. Keywords: web service, web service composition, evaluation, workshop, multi-actor networks. 1. Introduction High quality experiences with responsive, integrated private sector information systems are leading citizens to expect the same from public bodies and agencies (Hazlett Hill, 2003). A great long-term public sector concern is the need for