Common interfaces and tool integration Sample Clauses

Common interfaces and tool integration. The main goal when deploying NLP tools (like Freeling or a tagger) as Web services was to create a scenario where services are easy to invoke and interoperable between one another if necessary. The user can operate those services at will and interconnect them to create complex execution chains. In computer science, interoperability is achieved by separating interfaces from implementations. Those interfaces can be defined specifically for each tool. In the end, the desired scenario is one in which several tools with the same functionality can be easily exchanged. 8 xxxx://xx.xxxxxx.xxx/axis/ 9 xxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxx/ 10 xxxx://xx.xxxxxx.xxx/axis2/index.html These requirements led us to explore the possibility to define common interfaces. If similar tools (with the same functionality) can be described with a common interface then it‟s easy to change them and to learn how to call them. In WSDL, the operations are the basic unit with a specific functionality that can be invoked. Each operation can only have one input message and one output message. These messages define the infor- mation the service receives and returns when the operation is invoked. In the end, every operation will be implemented by a software method that needs all its necessary parameters to work. Those parame- ters must be represented in the message. The quickest solution, often, is to map all implementation parameters into the corresponding message parts. Part messages can be defined case by case or use type definition via XML schemas (enabling type sharing and reusing). Example tools like FreeLing and TreeTagger show that the attempt to define a common set of typed input parameters is not feasible when dealing with implementation parameters. Rather, it is suggested an approach where complexity derived from concrete implementations has no significant consequences on interfaces. This can be achieved by avoiding the proliferation of imple- mentation particular parameters in WSDL messages.
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