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A Business Rules Driven Framework for Consumer-Provider Contracting of Web Services

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In this paper we present a scalable and extensible architecture of a business rule management framework. This representation can be used for agent based automatic negotiation and re-negotiation of web services. To ensure scalability and extensibility our architecture is based on the service oriented design pattern using ontologies. Finally we develop a prototype based on our business rules framework which simplifies business logic modification and maintenance for both service-provider and -consumer.

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          IIWAS '13: Proceedings of International Conference on Information Integration and Web-based Applications & Services
          December 2013
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          ISBN:9781450321136
          DOI:10.1145/2539150

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