Bouguettaya, AthmanNepal, SuryaSherchan, WanitaZhou, XuanWu, JemmaChen, ShipingLiu, DongxiLi, LilyWang, HongbingLiu, Xumin2015-12-101939-1374http://hdl.handle.net/1885/55933We propose a service-oriented approach to generate and manage mashups. The proposed approach is realized using the Mashup Services System (MSS), a novel platform to support users to create, use, and manage mashups with little or no programming effort. The proposed approach relieves users from programming-intensive, error-prone, and largely nonreusable output process for creating and maintaining mashups. We describe the overall design of MSS and discuss and evaluate its main enabling technologies.Keywords: Enabling technologies; End-to-end service; Error prones; infrastructure; Life-cycle management; Mash-up; Mashup service; Mashups; Overall design; Service Oriented; Web 2.0; Quality of service; Satellites; World Wide Web; Life cycle infrastructure; life-cycle management; mashup; Web 2.0201010.1109/TSC.2010.342016-02-24