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外文资料 WSCE: A Crawler Engine for Large-Scale Discovery of Web Services Eyhab Al-Masri and Qusay H. Mahmoud Abstract This paper addresses issues relating to the efficient access and discovery of Web services across multiple UDDI Business Registries (UBRs). The ability to explore Web services across multiple UBRs is becoming a challenge particularly as size and magnitude of these registries increase. As Web services proliferate, finding an appropriate Web service across one or more service registries using existing registry APIs (i.e. UDDI APIs) raises a number of concerns such as performance, efficiency, end-to-end reliability, and most importantly quality of returned results. Clients do not have to endlessly search accessible UBRs for finding appropriate Web services particularly when operating via mobile devices. Finding relevant Webservices should be time effective and highly productive. In an attempt to enhance the efficiency of searching for businesses and Web services across multiple UBRs, we propose a novel exploration engine, the Web Service Crawler Engine (WSCE). WSCE is capable of crawling multiple UBRs, and enables for the establishment of a centralized Web services’repository which can be used for large-scale discovery of Web services. The paper presents experimental validation, results, and analysis of the presented ideas. 1. Introduction The continuous growth and propagation of the internet have been some of the main factors for information overload which at many instances act as deterrents for quick and easy discovery of information. Web services are internet-based, modular applications, and the automatic discovery and composition of Web services are an emerging technology of choice for building understandable applications used for business-to-business integration and are of an immense interest to governments, businesses, as well as individuals. As Web services proliferate, the same dilemma perceived in the discovery of Web pages will becom