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A declarative, rules-based approach can be applied into the data transformation problem. |
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The MTRANS language that is placed on top of XSLT is introduced to describe data model transformations. |
| XSLT is generated from an MTRANS specification. |
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The transformation rules are expressed in the form of MTRANS and then parsed using a generator. |
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A data integration engine for the Web services context can be built in the Web service business process |
| execution language WS-BPEL, which is another example of the benefits of abstraction in transformation and | |
| integration. |
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A common overarching information model governs what types of services are involved in the composition. |
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The method for data integration and transformation includes: |
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Requirements for Mediated Integration. |
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Declarative Transformation Rules. |
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Implementation of Connector Construction. |
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All these have their own methods for implementation, implication and applications. |