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Awareness of service offerings is a precondition for successful interaction between service providers and service consumers in Service Oriented Archi- tectures (SOAs). While registries have been from the early days of the web service revolution heralded as a central mechanism for service discovery, they are currently not yet in widespread use in eGovernment and eBusiness scenarios — largely because the prevalent initial conception of registries as self-organizing collections of service offeri...Awareness of service offerings is a precondition for successful interaction between service providers and service consumers in Service Oriented Archi- tectures (SOAs). While registries have been from the early days of the web service revolution heralded as a central mechanism for service discovery, they are currently not yet in widespread use in eGovernment and eBusiness scenarios — largely because the prevalent initial conception of registries as self-organizing collections of service offerings is too simplistic. This paper presents ADNOM as an organizational registry model that responds to these challenges. ADNOM — the network for administrative nomenclature — is an open and distributed registry of collections of terms that enable European citizens to navigate in their own languages in public multilingual information databases, eGovernment systems and eServices more easily. ADNOM utilizes eBusiness standards, notably the ebXML Registry Specification and ISO 13250 Topic Maps, thereby contributing to the implementation of semantic and organizational interoperability between information systems in eEurope.» weiterlesen» einklappen

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DFG Fachgebiet:
Informatik

DDC Sachgruppe:
Informatik