WO2004021234A1 - ネットワークシステム、プロバイダ、管理サイト、リクエスタ及びプログラム - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a system using a web service via a network, and more particularly to a system having a feature in searching for a web service.
- Landscape technology a system using a web service via a network
- Web services are attracting attention as a new use form of the Web-based information exchange technology used in the Internet.
- Web services a type of software service provided over a network, enable dynamic loosely-coupled connections to software components on the Internet.
- a website web server
- Web site Enables the use of services from Web terminals.
- Web services include UDDI (Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration) as a registry function that is a storage management system capable of registering and searching for information, and WSDL (Web Services Descriptor) as a description language that describes the services to be provided.
- UDDI Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration
- WSDL Web Services Descriptor
- UDD I is described in the following documents 1 and 2, and WSDL is shown below. References 3 and 4 describe SOAP in detail in Reference 5 below, XML describe in Reference 6 below, and Web services describe in Reference 7 below. Reference 1: UDDIV2.04 API Specification
- the architecture for realizing web services includes providers (service providers) 13 1, 1100 1 sites 13 2, which can exchange data mutually via a network.
- Request evening (service users) 1 3 3 Web services are realized by exchanging data between these three parties. That is, the provider 13 1 first implements the service to be provided [1]. Then, information on the implemented service is registered and published on the UD DI site 132 [2]. Next, the requester 133 makes a search request for a desired service to the UDDI site 132 [3].
- the requester 13 3 connects to the provider 13 1 to request the service [4], and the provider 13 1 returns a result (response) to the requester 13 3 [5] ].
- the information registered in the UD DI site 132 is, for example, information that identifies the company that is the service provider (eg, company name), business content (eg, service name), and binds the service. This is the information (URL, etc.) required to do so.
- binding a service means obtaining the URL address of the service (service component) and the connection interface (protocol, connection method (connection code)), and connecting to the service. is there.
- a service component encapsulates a service so that others can access it.
- this information was static information that was registered prior to the actual start of service provision.
- the information registered in the UDDI site in the conventional web service was static information prepared before the service provision started. Therefore, when a requester searches for a desired service, a similar service When multiple services were searched, there was no effective selection criterion as to which service to select.
- the principle of competition can be introduced into the provision of services by Web services.
- the provider repeatedly devises so that the service provided by the provider is selected. This can be expected to strongly promote the activation of web service activities (especially business activities such as commercial transactions using the Internet).
- an object of the present invention is to provide an appropriate selection criterion when searching for a web service.
- Another object of the present invention is to provide, as the selection criterion, objective information for judging the quality of service. Disclosure of the invention
- the present invention that achieves the above object is realized as the following network system that uses a service using a network. That is, the network system provides a service that provides a service and collects information for judging the quality of the provided service, a service provided by the provider, and the quality of the service collected by the provider. And a management site for registering and managing information for determination.
- the management site can be a UD DI site equipped with UD DI, which is a web service search and inquiry system.
- the information for judging the quality of the service includes actual information on the actual operation of the service, specifically, the number of times the service is used, the frequency of use, the time required to execute the service, and the Pause time can be used.
- this network system searches for services on the management site, obtains search results with performance information for determining service quality, and determines the service to be used based on the search results.
- a request for requesting a service from a provider that provides the determined web service may be provided.
- the above-described provider includes a service execution unit that executes a process for a service, and a service that collects information for determining the quality of the service based on the execution of the process by the service execution unit. And a quality information collection unit.
- the management site also has a first management means for registering and managing information about services, and a second management means for managing performance information for determining the quality of services registered in the first management means. And management means.
- this management site is a service managed by the second management means.
- a search for actual information to determine the quality of services can be registered as a service in the first management means and provided to requesters.
- the second management means of the management site obtains performance information for determining the quality of the service from a provider that provides such a service. If the service provided by the provider is a web service, this information is generally sent as the XML document described above using WSDL, but the second management means is to respond to the search request from the request This information is converted into a relational database structure to improve the performance when searching according to it. It is also possible to convert the data described in the XML document into information (content frequency per day, required time for service execution, etc.) according to the search and store it. it can.
- the above-mentioned requester sends a search request for a desired service to the above-mentioned management site via a network, and obtains a search result including performance information for determining the quality of the service.
- a service request unit that selects a predetermined service based on the search results obtained by the service search unit and requests the provider of the service to execute the service via a network. It is characterized by having.
- the performance information of each searched service is compared, and the number of used cases (popularity of the service) is compared.
- the degree of priority can be determined by taking the one with the highest point in the list or the one that requires a short time to execute the service as a parameter.
- this request is based on the search results obtained by the service search section and the display information reflecting actual information for judging the quality of service. It is also possible to adopt a configuration that includes a display control unit for displaying on the display.
- the present invention can be realized as a program that controls a computer to realize the above-described provider, management site, or requester. This program can be provided by storing it on a magnetic disk, optical disk, semiconductor memory, or other recording medium and distributing it, or distributing it via a network.
- a function to collect information for judging the quality of service at the provider and a function to select the service requested from the provider based on search results including actual information to judge the quality of service at the requester Can provide a program file that realizes such a function as a class library in object-oriented programming. In this way, these functions can be hidden from the original functions of provider requests such as service provision and search.
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an architecture of a web service according to the present embodiment.
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing a functional layer (layer) for realizing a web service according to the present embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram schematically illustrating an example of a hardware configuration of a computer device suitable for realizing a provider, a UDD site, and a request according to the present embodiment.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of s QML describing service quality information used in the present embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is a chart for explaining the meaning of each tag in the s QML of FIG.
- FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating functions of a provider according to the present embodiment.
- FIG. 7 is a class diagram showing a configuration example in a case where the function of the provider in the present embodiment is realized by object-oriented programming.
- FIG. 8 is a sequence diagram corresponding to FIG.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating the function of the UDDI site in the present embodiment.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating the function of the requester according to the present embodiment.
- 'FIG. 11 is a diagram showing an example of logic for determining a service to be used based on a search result including service quality information in the present embodiment.
- FIG. 12 is a diagram showing a configuration example of a display screen of a service detection result according to the present embodiment.
- Figure 13 is a diagram showing the architecture of a conventional web service. BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION
- FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an architecture of a web service in the present embodiment.
- the architecture for realizing the web service in the present embodiment includes a provider (service provider) 10, a UD DI site 20, and a UDDI site 20, which can mutually exchange data via a network.
- Requester (service user) 30 is included.
- These components are realized by a computer device having a network function, such as a workstation / personal computer. Web services are realized by data exchange between these three parties.
- the provider 10 first implements the service to be provided [1].
- a program (class) that realizes the service quality information collection function and the service quality information transmission function is acquired from the class library provided in the present embodiment, and the computer device that realizes the provider 10 is provided. Incorporate in the control program.
- control program for providing the service by the provider 10 is described in an object-oriented programming language such as Java (trademark of Sun Microsystems, Inc. in the United States) (that is, for the service). Specific data processing is prescribed It is assumed that a program file with a specific function can be provided in the class' library. Thus, the provider 10 can easily realize the service quality information collection function and the service quality information transmission function. The details of the service quality information collection function and service quality information transmission function will be described later.
- the provider 1Q registers information on the implemented service in the UDDI site 20 using WSDL and publishes it [2].
- the request server 30 makes a search request for the desired service to the UDDI site 20 [3]. At this time, if information on the quality of the service has been collected, this information will be obtained at the same time.
- the requester 30 selects the provider 10 that provides the service to be used, based on the obtained information on the quality of the service, and connects to the provider 10.
- Request service [4].
- the provider 10 that has received the service request executes the overnight process for the service and returns the result to the requester 30 [5-1].
- information on the operation results is collected as service quality information by the service quality information collection function described above [5-2].
- the collected service quality information is transmitted to the UDDI site 20 by SOAP using the above-mentioned service quality information transmission function [5-3]
- FIG. 2 is a diagram showing functional layers (layers) for realizing the web service according to the present embodiment.
- the general functional layers required for realizing Web services include TCP / IP, SOAP, WSDL, and UDD I, starting from the physical level.
- the service quality information collection function of the provider 10 the service quality information management function of the UDD I site 20, and the service quality information search function of the It is implemented in the functional layer implemented on the layer.
- This functional layer is called the booster container layer.
- Applications that perform data processing for services are built on this booster container layer. With this configuration, the booster container layer is hidden from application development. In other words, there is no need for application developers to create software that implements the service quality information collection function, etc., under specific agreements.
- Classes provided as tools that function in the booster-container layer ⁇ Use a library.
- FIG. 3 is a diagram schematically illustrating an example of a hardware configuration of a computer device suitable for realizing the provider 10, the UDD I site 20, and the requester 30 illustrated in FIG.
- the computer device shown in FIG. 3 includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit: Central Processing Unit) 101 as a calculation means, an MZB (mother board) chipset 102, and a main memory 103 connected to the CPU 101 via a CPU bus. Also, a video card 104 connected to the CPU 101 via the MZB chipset 102 and AGP (Accelerated Graphics Port), and a hard disk connected to the M / B chipset 102 via the PCI (Peripheral Component Interconnect) bus 105, net Network interface 106 and USB port 107, and a floppy disk connected from this PC I bus to the MZB chipset 102 via a low-speed bus such as a bridge circuit 108 and an ISA (Industry Standard Architecture) bus. It has a drive 109 and a keyboard / mouse 110.
- CPU Central Processing Unit
- MZB Mother board
- main memory 103 connected to the CPU 101 via a CPU bus.
- a video card 104 connected to the CPU 101 via the M
- FIG. 3 merely illustrates a hardware configuration of a computer device that realizes the present embodiment, and other various configurations can be adopted as long as the present embodiment is applicable.
- a configuration may be adopted in which only the video memory is mounted and the image data is processed by the CPU 101, or the CD-ROM (Coding) is provided through an interface such as an ATA (AT Attachment).
- a drive such as an act Disc Read Only Memory (DVD) or a DVD (Digital Versatile Disc Read Only Memory) may be provided.
- service quality information collected as the service (method) is executed by the provider 10 will be described.
- the service quality information collected by the provider 10 is described in an XML document.
- FIG. 4 is a diagram showing an example of S QML
- FIG. 5 is a chart for explaining the meaning of each tag in s qML of FIG.
- the S QML contains the execution time, attributes, and the name and address of the service that called the decorating process, the process name of the decorating process, the process attributes, and the contents of the selected items.
- a decore is a hidden code (method) as an additional function that collects service quality information along with the execution of a service (method).
- FIG. 6 is a diagram for explaining the function of the provider 10.
- a provider 10 executes a service to be provided, a service execution unit 11 to collect service quality information, a service quality information collection unit (decoration unit) 12 to collect service quality information, and a collected service quality information.
- An asynchronous transmission control unit 13 for transmitting to the UDDI site 20. Also, although not specifically shown, it has a function of registering information on the implemented service in the UDD site 20 using WSDL before starting to provide the service.
- These components are virtual software blocks realized by, for example, CPU 101 in FIG. 3 under the control of a program (method). This program is provided by storing and distributing it on a magnetic disk, optical disk, semiconductor memory, or other recording device, or distributing it via a network.
- the service execution unit 11 receives a service request from the requester 30 and executes data processing for the service provided by the provider 10. Then, the result of the data processing is returned to the requester 30.
- the service quality information collection unit 12 generates and serializes SQML before and after execution of the service (method) by the service execution unit 11 (for example, temporarily storing the work area or work file in the main memory 103 in Fig. 3). Stored in).
- the asynchronous transmission control unit 13 is generated by the service quality information collection unit 12, After deserializing the serialized s QML (reading out the s qML stored in the work file, etc.), for example, controlling the network interface 101 shown in FIG. Asynchronous transmission to UDD I site 20 using SOAP.
- Fig. 7 is a class diagram showing an example of a configuration in which the functions of the service execution unit 11 and the service quality information collection unit 12 are realized by object-oriented programming
- Fig. 8 is a sequence diagram in this case. is there.
- Reference 9 Design Patterns for Reuse in Object Oriented Shinichi Honida Z. Kazuki Yoshida, SOFTBANK
- the process (method) of generating and serializing SQML before and after the service (method) provided by the provider 10 by the service quality information collection unit 12 is called decorating process.
- the decorating process is provided by the Opera- tion () of ConcreteDecoratorBeiore and ConcreteDecoratorAfter in Fig.7.
- the essential items of s QML generated in the decorating process are as follows.
- the service (method) itself provided by the provider 10 by the service execution unit 11 is implemented in the operation () of the ConcreteComponent in FIG. Referring to Fig. 8, the execution sequence of these classes is as follows. First, the ServiceMeasurementOperation is executed, in which the ConcreteDecoratorBefore is called, and when the Operation () method is executed (corresponding to the start of the service). Time is sampled. Next, in the ConcreteDecoratorBefore, ConcreteDecorator or After is called, and in that, ConcreteComponent is called, The service (method) is executed.
- FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating the function of the UDD I site 20.
- UD DI site 20 receives UD DI 21 which is a web service search and inquiry system provided by provider 10 and s QML transmitted from provider 10.
- the system includes an asynchronous reception control unit 22 and a service quality information storage query unit 23 and a database SQM (Service Quality Management) 24 as a management system for managing service quality information.
- SQM Service Quality Management
- These components are virtual software blocks realized by, for example, CPU 101 in FIG. 3 under the control of a program (method).
- This program is provided by storing and distributing it on a magnetic disk, optical disk, semiconductor memory, or other recording device, or distributing it via a network.
- These functions are realized by controlling the CPU 101 which is stored in the main memory 103 shown in FIG.
- the data managed by the UDDI 21 and the SQM 22 are stored, for example, in the main memory 103 and the hard disk 105 in FIG.
- the UD DI 21 registers, accumulates, and manages information related to web services provided by the provider 10.
- the registration information web service related Search
- the search result is returned to the requester 30.
- the asynchronous reception control unit 22 receives the s QML transmitted from the provider 10 and passes it to the service quality information accumulation inquiry unit 23.
- the service quality information storage and inquiry unit 23 stores the s QML in the SQM 24 and searches for service quality information in response to a search request from the requester 30.
- predetermined pre-processing is performed to improve the performance of the search processing for the SQM 24.
- the XML document s QML is converted to a relational database structure using an XML parser.
- the information is converted into a format that can be easily used by the requester 30. For example, the calculation of the actual time required to execute the service (method) (the time when the Operation () method in the ContainerDecoratorBeiore is subtracted from the time when the Operation 0 method is executed in the ConereteDecoratorAfter) or the calculation of the service (method) Calculate the number of executions. Therefore, in response to a search request from the requester 30, the information is returned as service quality information.
- the service (method) the time when the Operation () method in the ContainerDecoratorBeiore is subtracted from the time when the Operation 0 method is executed in the ConereteDecoratorAfter
- the calculation of the service (method) Calculate the number of executions. Therefore, in response to a search request from the requester 30, the information is returned as service quality information.
- the search for the service quality information storage inquiry section 23 is performed together with the search for the UDD I 21, and the service quality information searched by the service quality information storage inquiry section 23 is UDD I 21 It corresponds to the information on the service searched by (ie, the service quality information on the service). Therefore, the search result of the service quality information storage and inquiry unit 23 is usually returned to the requester 30 together with the search result of the UDD I 21. Therefore, in the following description, when the search result by UDD I 21 and the service quality information searched by the service quality information storage and inquiry unit 23 are returned to the requester 30, the service quality information is added to the search result and returned. , Search The result is expressed as return with service quality information.
- the search result by the UDDI 21 and the quality of service information are associated with each other, and it does not depend on the transmission mode (for example, transmission as a separate file or transmission after being packaged into one file).
- the search result obtained by the UDDI 21 and the search result obtained by the service quality information storage and inquiry unit 23 are combined and expressed as a search result including service quality information.
- the SQM 24 stores and stores the s QML transmitted from the provider 10.
- the service quality information stored in the SQM24 is searched for the web service corresponding to the search result, and the search result is added as additional information. Together with the requester 30.
- FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating the function of the requester 30.
- the requester 30 includes a service search unit 31 for making a search request for a desired service to the UDDI site 20 and a service request unit 32 for making a service execution request to the provider 10.
- These components are controlled by the program (method), for example, This is a virtual software block realized by the CPU 101 in FIG. This program is provided by storing and distributing it on a magnetic disk, optical disk, semiconductor memory, or other recording device, or distributing it via a network. Then, these functions are realized by controlling the CPU 101 stored in the main memory 103 shown in FIG.
- the service search unit 31 connects to the UD DI site 20 and requests the UD DI 21 to search for a desired service.
- the service quality information storage / inquiring unit 23 is requested to search for the corresponding service quality information. Then, the search result is received.
- the function of making a search request to the service quality information storage and inquiry unit 23 can be easily incorporated into the service search unit 31 by providing a program file for realizing the function as a class library.
- the service request unit 32 selects a predetermined service from the service search results obtained by the service search unit 31, connects to the provider 10 that provides the service, and transmits a service request. . Then, the execution result of the service is received.
- the service request unit 32 can refer to the obtained service quality information together with the search results.
- the service quality information includes the actual time required to execute the service and the number of times the service is executed, for example, a provider who has a short actual time required to execute the service (that is, a provider who responds quickly) Services can be selected based on appropriate criteria, such as 10 or the provider 10 that performs the service many times (ie, is popular).
- FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating an example of a logic for determining a service to be used based on a search result including service quality information acquired by the service search unit 31.
- the average service time (average of the actual time required to execute the service) and the access frequency (a certain period of time (for example, one day)) Comparisons).
- Logic 1 selects the service with the first (shortest) average service time and the highest (most common) access frequency, and decides to use that service.
- Logic 2 selects the one with the highest access frequency (most frequently) even if the average service time is not the first, and decides to use that service. Even if it takes a long time to execute the service processing, the popular service is a logic that considers the trustworthiness.
- Logic 3 selects the service whose average service time is higher than the third (the third shortest) and has the highest access frequency (the highest), and decides to use that service. It emphasizes the popularity of the service, but it also takes into account the time required to execute the service to some extent.
- the service to be used is determined, and the service request unit 32 sends a service request to the URL corresponding to the service (the URL of the provider 10 providing the service).
- the service request unit 32 can not only select a service to be mechanically requested by program control, but also present search results to the user of the requester 30 to prompt the user to make a selection.
- a configuration is provided in which a display control unit not shown in FIG. 10 is provided as a function of the request server 30, and a service search unit 31 is provided on a predetermined display device under the control of the display control unit.
- the service quality information is reflected and displayed in the search results, and the user is prompted to select an arbitrary service.
- the service request unit 32 makes a service request to the provider 10 that provides the service selected by the user.
- the request server 30 is, for example, that the request server 30 is not a server used by a company or the like but a terminal device used by an individual, and includes a service search unit 31 and a service request unit 32. It is applied when accessing the UDDI site 20 or the provider 10 by a web browser functioning as a display control unit (not shown).
- FIG. 12 is a diagram showing a configuration example of a display screen of a service detection result displayed on the display device.
- FIG. 12 it is assumed that four virtual companies (AAA, BBB, CCC, and DDD) provide the service for determining the need for nursing care and are registered on the UDDI site 20.
- the search results are shown when the search was performed with “caregiver determination” as the search parameter overnight.
- this display screen focuses on the service name, URL, company name, average service time, number of executions per day (Trx. Z days), and service usage for each company's services.
- the time zone (Trx. Concentration distribution) and remarks are listed.
- the average service time is arranged in ascending order of service time.
- the service to be used is determined by referring to the display screen such as 12 and the desired service is selected by operating an input device such as a mouse.
- the web browser detects an event due to this selection operation, it transmits a service request to the URL corresponding to the selected service (the URL of the provider 10 that provides the service).
- the requester 30 performs a service search on the UD DI site 20
- the service quality information corresponding to the searched registration information is returned together with the search result.
- the service for retrieving the quality of service information itself may be a web service provided by the UD DI site 20.
- the information on the service retrieval service of the service quality information by the service quality information storage inquiry section 23 and the SQM 24 is registered in the UD DI 21 using WSDL and made public.
- the UD DI 21 is searched from the service search unit 31 of the requester 30.
- the information for the connection to the search service is obtained from the description of the WS DL.
- a proxy connection program
- service quality information can be searched. Therefore, in such a configuration, it is not necessary to provide a class library that gives the service search unit 31 of the requester 30 a function of accessing the service information storage and inquiry unit 23 of the UDDI site 20.
- the present invention it is possible to provide an appropriate selection criterion when searching for a web service, and to provide more convenient use of the web service. Also, according to the present invention, information on the quality of service can be provided as the selection criterion.
- 10 Provider (service provider), 11: Service execution unit, 12—Service quality information collection unit, 13: Asynchronous transmission control unit, 20-UDDI site, 21 "'UDDI, 22: Asynchronous reception control unit, 23 ... Service quality information storage inquiry section, 2 (Service Quality Management), 30 ... requester (service user), 31 ... service search section, 32 ... service request section, 101-CPU, 10 chipset, 103 ... main memory, 105 ... Hard disk, 106 ... Internet interface, 110 ... Keyboard / mouse
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