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To view recording of the webinar please use below URL:
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This session focuses on
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How these can benefit business efficiencies
Popular methods of SOA realization such as web services its standards
To view recording of the webinar please use below URL:
http://wso2.com/library/webinars/2015/09/service-oriented-architecture/
This session focuses on
Key architecture goals of SOA
How these can benefit business efficiencies
Popular methods of SOA realization such as web services its standards
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1. Semantic Mediation Bus™: An Ontology-based
Runtime Infrastructure for Service Interoperability
The 7th International Workshop on Vocabularies, Ontologies and Rules
for the Enterprise (VORTE 2012)
Wen Zhu
wzhu@alionscience.com
alioncience.com/semantic
2. Agenda
• Background: SOA and Semantic Technology
• Semantic Service Provisioning
• Semantic Mediation
• Foundation for a Semantic Enterprise
SLIDE 2
3. Semantics to Solutions
SLIDE 3
SOA
Foundation for Service Interoperability
Semantics
Common Understanding of Business Concepts
Problems
• How I can improve Interoperability between
different services and reduce system integration
costs?
• I have already invested a lot in my SOA
infrastructure, how do I leverage it for for
Semantic Interoperability?
• How can Semantics help reduce service
development cost and help my enterprise
operations?
Alion Semantic
Mediation Bus™
Runtime infrastructure enables semantic
interoperability through common
ontologies, even if the services are
implemented using different data models
and message standards.
4. SOA: Benefits and Limitations
SLIDE 4
• Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)
• Key Benefits:
• Provides standards based mechanism to access Services at the
transport and protocol level
• Promotes re-use of existing services
• Enables fast adaptation to business needs
• Aligns information resources to business goals
• Limitations:
• Current Web Service standards provide the syntactic description of
the service interface, but do not describe the meaning or the
semantics of the data or behavior. Hence the consumer of the
service; whether another service or a human, needs to have intimate
knowledge and awareness about the data and its elements
• Current Enterprise Service Buses (ESBs) don’t have an out of the box
ability to perform Semantic Mediation, that is the transformation and
co-relation of data elements and services based on a pre-defined
vocabulary
• Manual intervention and deep domain knowledge is required to
develop custom mappings to correctly use data exposed by these
related but different Web Services
5. SOA Silos
SLIDE 5
FAA
Flight
Track
Web
Service
AF Flight
Track
Web
Service
HR
ArmHyR
Marine
Other
Data
Provide
r
User
Airline Code Lookup Table
Data: UA
Field Name:
Commercial
Flight
Data: 122
Field Name: Flight of
Interest
Data: United 122
Field Name:
FlightID
Data: UA122
Flight
Track
Display
Reference
Developer
AF SME
SME
1
1
Human Communication
3
Custom
Mappin
g
3
System Integration
Custom
Mappin
g
2
Development
2
Custom
Excess time is spent interpreting data from different sources
despite the usage of advanced IT techniques like Web Services
7. Benefits of Semantic Service Provisioning
• Discovery of Relevant Information
• Beyond traditional keyword search
• No Need for Human in the Loop for Interoperability
Assessment
• Machine readable ontologies describe relationships among concept
• Avoid Custom Mapping and Custom Development
• Faster Development Lifecycle
• Reduced Development Cost
• Built for Change
• Allow transformations and business rules to be managed
independent of the code
• Consistent with Model Driven Architecture principals
SLIDE 7
8. Open Standard Compliance
• Web Ontology Language (OWL)
• Semantic Annotations for WSDL and XML Schema
Data
(SAWSDL)
• Minimal Service Model (MSM) and WSMO-Lite
• Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations
(XSLT)
• Web Service Definition Language (WSDL)
SLIDE 8
XML XSLT URI
Services
WSDL REST
Semantics
OWL SAWSDL WSMO-Lite
SOAP
10. Semantic Annotations for WSDL and XML
Schema (SAWSDL)
• Relate the Service and Message description to the meaning captured in an
Ontology.
• Annotations can be applied to all WSDL elements and XML Schema types.
• Define transformation between wired message format and the ontology
Service Ontology
representation.
SLIDE 10
XML Schema
<xsd:ComplexType name=“FlightTrack”
WSDL
sawsdl:modelReference=“… …”
sawsdl:liftingSchemaMapping=“…”
sawsdl:loweringSchemaMapping=“…”>
Import
<operation name=“getFlightTrack”
sawsdl:modelReference=“… …”>
<input message=”…”>
Enterprise Vocabulary
ont:AirTrack
a rdfs:Class
… …
svc:airTrackProvider
svc:payload ont:AirTrack
… …
XSLT
SPARQL+XSLT
11. Semantic Provisioning in Action
SLIDE 11
Services Provisioned
Common Air Track
Concept
Concepts from
Minimal Service Model
SAWSDL Annotation
12. SLIDE 12
Enterprise Service Bus
Registry/ Repository
Alion Semantic Mediation Bus™
• An ontology-based web services mediation component (Semantic
Mediator) that enables services with different message formats to
interoperate
• Embedding the Semantic Mediator in an Enterprise Service Bus (ESB)
enables runtime semantic mediation within traditional SOA
infrastructure, creating the Alion Semantic Mediation BusTM
Traditional SOA
infrastructure
Semantic Mediation
Infrastructure
Semantic Mediator
Protocol
Adaption
Message
Transformation
Message
Routing
Security
Service
Discovery
Semantic Lookup and
Interoperability
Assessment
Message Schema
Mapping
Semantic
Annotation
Metadata
Management
Web Service Proxy
Common/Fe
derated
Ontologies
Semantic Mediation
BusTM
13. Semantic Mediation: Dynamically Map
Information to User Needs
SLIDE 13
HR
Army
FAA
Web
Service
Air Force
Web
Service
HR
ArmHyR
Marine
3rd
Party
Web
Service
User
Semantic
Mediation
Bus™
Semantic
Lookup
Airline Code Lookup Table
Data: UA
Field Name:
Commercial
Flight
Data: 211
Field Name: Flight of
Interest
Data: UA211
Field Name:
FlightID
Data: United 211
Common Air
Track
Ontology
Message
Transformation
Web Service
Endpoint
Flight
Track
Display
Reference
14. SOA Infrastructure
Service Consumer
FAA
Semantic Service Mediation
SLIDE 14
Original
Track Data
Provider
Google Earth
Client
Air Force
Alternate
Track Data
Provider
Alion Semantic
Mediation Bus™
Message
Transformation
Dynamic
Service
Endpoint
Semantic Discovery
Interoperability
Assessment
15. Semantic Mediation in Action
SLIDE 15
Interoperability
Assessment Plugin
Client Designed to
Consume Original
Web Service
16. Key Characteristics
• Cooperation through federation, instead of standardization
• The ontology driven approach avoids imposing a standard that has
to be agreed by everybody, thus allowing the agencies to select the
formats best suited for their business needs, while still being able to
use services offered by other agencies.
• Increased ability to adapt to the ever changing business
needs in a timely and cost effective manner
• The semantic mediation approach encourages transformation logic
to be declaratively defined in the ontology, instead of buried in the
code, often in multiple places.
• No need for rigid conformance
• Through loose coupling, the SMB allows transformation between
message formats which might not be a complete match.
• Building on SOA infrastructure, instead of replacing it
• By extending ESB infrastructure, organization can leverage their
SOA investment and the existing expertise of their personnel.
SLIDE 16
17. SMB as Part of a Semantic Enterprise
SLIDE 17
Ontologies reflecting
Shared understanding
of business concepts
is developed by
engaging the
established
Communities of
Interest (COI) and
Subject Matter Experts
(SME).
SMB is part of the
technology capability
that extends
traditional SOA to
enable semantic
service
discoverability and
interoperability.
Secure and effective
IT infrastructure is the
foundation for Net-
Centric information
sharing.
18. Summary
• Put Ontologies to Work
• Enhance service understandability at design time
• Facilitate service interoperability at runtime
• Leverage Existing SOA Investment
• Increase service discoverability and interoperability through
semantic annotation
• Build on existing services
• Use in-house expertise
• Ready to deployed now
• Streamline Service Integration
• Shorten development lifecycle by eliminating the need for
custom message mapping
• Reduce maintenance cost by leveraging existing
infrastructure
SLIDE 18