International Journal of Engineering Research in Computer Science and Engineering (IJERCSE)

Decentralized Auto-adaptive Methodology for Service-Based Applications

Author : Shereena Thampi ¹

Date of Publication :7th September 2016

Abstract: The advancement in internet and web has brought about a tremendous change in the attitude of organizations. Based on the emerging trends in service oriented computing and web services most of the organizations have now begun to sell their products as services through the web. But this situation has brought with it so many issues also. As the number of services available is now growing at an enormous pace, it becomes difficult for the users to find the right service of their choice. Hence there arises the need for an efficient system that would help the users to find the service of their choice,. The paper proposes a novel architecture which utilizes the usage history, feedback from the user, location of the user, the QOS factors etc to make an efficient ranking of the available services. Thus it becomes easier for the user to select the most relevant service based on their requirement.

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