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The trustworthiness between anonymous web service client and provider influences service stability and collaboration. Trustworthiness includes some aspects such as service’s security, controllability and survivability. So, a definition of trustworthiness for web service is given in the paper, and then a web service trustworthiness evaluation and management model is brought forth inspired by human small-world network. The model consists of three web service federations: WSRRC, APAEAS and AWSORT. WSRRC is a Web Service Resource Register Center, which is established by UDDI protocol. APAEAS is an Area Proxy Authentication Evaluating Autonomy System, which collects some authentication information of web service clients, accepts clients’ special requirement and feedbacks service’s trustworthiness values to AWSORT. AWSORT is an Area WS Resource Organizing Tree, which organizes and manages web service resources; records web service trustworthiness values, keeps web service state, assigning web service. The model establishes a trustworthy environment for anonymous web service clients and providers. Furthermore, some detailed evaluating parameters about service trustworthiness and quality is discussed and some service management algorithms are proposed in the paper. The simulation results show that model is feasible for semantic grid integration and establishment for virtual organization.
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Meng, Q., Ding, Y. (2007). Small-World Network Inspired Trustworthy Web Service Evaluation and Management Model. In: Cérin, C., Li, KC. (eds) Advances in Grid and Pervasive Computing. GPC 2007. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 4459. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-72360-8_19
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