RSDL workbench results for OAEI 2014
Simon Schwichtenberg, Christian Gerth, Gregor Engels · 2014
Abstract The RSDL workbench was developed as a part of a service compo-sition platform for service markets and provides tools to specify structural and behavioral aspects of services based upon the Rich Service Description Lan-guage (RSDL). Such comprehensive service descriptions allow a multi-faceted matching of service requests and offers in terms of their data models, operations, and protocols. Domains and application contexts of such service requests and of-fers are not known to the matchers in advance. Our data model matcher exploits several background ontologies to find corresponding data model elements. Data model alignments are represented in the form of relational Query View Transfor-mation (QVT) scripts that are used to normalize behavioral models, which is a prerequisite for operation matching. For the OAEI campaign, we excluded back-ground ontologies, because the involved additional costs did not justify the gain yet. In this paper, we present our system and the results for the OAEI campaign. 1 Presentation of the system RSDL Workbench (RSDLWB) is a collection of tools for the specification, discov-