Agents as Web services
IEEE Internet ComputingPublished 1 July 2002
Michael N. Huhns
Citations195
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SJR score0.99
SNIP1.51
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The paper discusses current standards for Web services, directory services and the Semantic Web, and considers how agents extend Web services in several important ways.
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Web services are extremely flexible. Most advantageously, a developer of Web services need not know who or what will use the services being provided. The paper discusses current standards for Web services, directory services and the Semantic Web. It considers how agents extend Web services in several important ways.
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