ARES
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Name | ARES |
Result type | Semantic reconciliation engine |
Description/functionality | ARES is the run-time engine for the execution of the semantic rules. To realize semantic reconciliation at run-time the real message exchange among different partners includes the semantic reconciliation process using the ATHENA Reconciliation Engine (ARES). This tool is integrated in the ATHENA architecture and can also easily be included in external frameworks because is completely built on top of a service-based architecture. ARES uses the semantic rules generated by ARGOS in order to apply reconciliation on messages that carry RDF payloads based on RDF models stored in THEMIS. ARES intercepts a message and extracts the payload. After that, ARES retrieves the reconciliation rules associated to that particular model using the service provided by ARGOS. Essentially, in order to perform the reconciliation of a document from a schema A into a Schema B, the reconciliation process will be the result of the composition of the forward rules for Schema A and backward rules for B. In the context of ATHENA the message is provided to the ARES tool by the ATHENA Service Execution Framework (i.e. Johnson). |
Benefits to interoperability | The solution provides run-time transformation of messages. |
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Contact person | Lorenzo Pondrelli, FORMULA |
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