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Process Documentation Recording Protocol

Groth, P., Munroe, S., Tan, V., Jiang, S., Miles, S. and Moreau, L. (2006) Process Documentation Recording Protocol. Technical Report , ECS, University of Southampton. (Unpublished)

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Abstract

Related documents define schemas to be used for
documentation about the execution of a process, process
documentation, and introduce a provenance store, a type of Web Service with the
capability for storing and giving access to process
documentation. In particular,
process documentation has a defined schema, the
p-structure, which clients use when creating process documentation to be recorded. In this document, we specify an interface, the P-assertion Recording Protocol (PReP) ,
by which a recording actor can communicate with a provenance store in order to record process documentation. This primarily
takes the form of an abstract WSDL interface defining messages to be accepted and produced by a provenance store.

Item Type:Technical Report
Creator/Authors:
P Groth
S Munroe
V Tan
Sheng Jiang
S Miles
L Moreau
Keywords:Provenance, specification
Research Group:Old ECS Groups > Intelligence, Agents, Multimedia
Date:2006
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Downloads (2010):41
ID Code:13053
Last Modified:23 Sep 2011 10:34
Deposited On:03 Oct 2006 by Munroe, Stephen

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