As discussed in the paper (feel free to contact the authors), you need something to collect performance data, then something to update/add performance data in jUDDI. This could be a process with executes periodically. Clients could then query jUDDI looking for services that they need to order it function. If the results from jUDDI contain multiple entries for a service that have performance data associated with it, then clients could perform some kind of sorting algorithm to pick the fastest, closest, most reliable, etc. I'd suggest contacting the author for more details on how they did it. Keep in mind that the version of jUDDI they were using is now very old so there will be API differences to fight with. Does this help?
On Mon, Nov 27, 2017 at 12:51 PM, Nesrine Hamdani <hamdani.nesr...@gmail.com > wrote: > Hi. Need help to implement the approch from A Web Service Architecture > Providing QoS Management. > Thank you > Le 26 nov. 2017 11:35, "Nesrine Hamdani" <hamdani.nesr...@gmail.com> a > écrit : > >> Hi, i would like to implemente approche prom paper : >> A Web Service Architecture Providing QoS Management >> Diego Zuquim Guimarães Garcia, Maria Beatriz Felgar de Toledo >> So, I have many questions, could you help me ?: >> >> I install, and i 'm trying to run fgsms monitor >> Questions: >> >> 1- how about broker? and qospolicy? >> 2-how can make a change in tmodel to add Qos? >> 3-and if i replace monitor and broker by a simple data base (table) which >> there is Qos of each service , it'is correct? >> >> Thank you >> >
