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Application Based Selection Techniques for Improvement in Web Services Deployment

Shireesha Dara, Prof. T.Venkat Narayana Rao, B.Vasavi

It has become difficult to access relevant information from the Web with the unpredictable growth of information available on the World Wide Web. One of the promising approaches is web usage mining, which mines web logs for user models and recommendation. In the domain of web services, it is common to find a redundant service that provides functionalities to the clients. Services with the similar functionality can be clustered into a group of redundant services. Respectively, if a service offers different functionalities, it belongs to more than one set. Having various web services that are able to handle the client’s request propose the necessity of a mechanism that selects the most fitting web service at a moment of time. This paper presents an approach on Repository Based Web Services Selection for dynamic service selection based virtualization on the server side. It helps managing redundant services in a transparent manner as well as allowing adding services to the system at run-time. In addition, the model assures a level of security since the consumers seldom have direct access to the web services and server.