Comments on: ISWC 2009 – Strengthening SOA with Semantics http://semwebprogramming.org/?p=240 A practical guide to the Semantic Web for programmers Tue, 16 Mar 2010 20:55:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: John hebeler http://semwebprogramming.org/?p=240&cpage=1#comment-80 John hebeler Thu, 11 Feb 2010 16:06:05 +0000 http://semwebprogramming.org/?p=240#comment-80 I don't know of any. I think it would make an excellent demonstration of the potential and it need not be comprehensive to be useful. I don’t know of any. I think it would make an excellent demonstration of the potential and it need not be comprehensive to be useful.

]]> By: Richard Hancock http://semwebprogramming.org/?p=240&cpage=1#comment-71 Richard Hancock Sat, 19 Dec 2009 10:40:36 +0000 http://semwebprogramming.org/?p=240#comment-71 Hi John, Is there an ontology for managing the dependencies between software components associated with java JEE SOA applications and also linking the applications to the application servers, hosts and ports they are running on? In our case this is the full spectrum of components i.e. ear files containing war files plus applications having dependencies on services provided by other applications, as well as JMS Queues, Topics, Message Bridges and RDBMS databases. The web services that the applications implement, as well as the ones they have dependencies on, are versioned, with web service wsdls having dependencies on versions of xml schemas. As the number of applications that we have deployed grows care has to be taken with the management of different versions of components. At the moment we are starting to experiment with describing the deployments using rdf/owl and in particular owl:TransitiveProperty's so that we can infer the full set of dependencies an application may have. Be interested to know what others have already done in this space. Cheers, Richard Hi John,

Is there an ontology for managing the dependencies between software components associated with java JEE SOA applications and also linking the applications to the application servers, hosts and ports they are running on?

In our case this is the full spectrum of components i.e. ear files containing war files plus applications having dependencies on services provided by other applications, as well as JMS Queues, Topics, Message Bridges and RDBMS databases. The web services that the applications implement, as well as the ones they have dependencies on, are versioned, with web service wsdls having dependencies on versions of xml schemas.

As the number of applications that we have deployed grows care has to be taken with the management of different versions of components.

At the moment we are starting to experiment with describing the deployments using rdf/owl and in particular owl:TransitiveProperty’s so that we can infer the full set of dependencies an application may have.

Be interested to know what others have already done in this space.

Cheers,
Richard

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