… mashup application that includes information from both web applications and REST services.
Let us suppose that User-… User-A can check the price at Amazon’s website, but the price is …

… theory as a composition technique in the Web mashup process to achieve an automated
data selection and aggregation mechanism for answering end-users queries. We focus on the …

… , mashups are recently used for implementing Web-based … the development and use of
business mashups. The fundamental … application (the mashup) acting on behalf of the end user. A …

… mashups are good candidates for end user development and that data transformations or
web services are not intuitive enough to them in order to profitably use them inside a mashup. …

… However, there exists some research on enabling end users to build mashups. Marmite[24, …
to enable end users to build mashups. We can conclude that Web mashups and mashup …

… By describing the resources by the resource provider or also by the actual end-user following
the Web 2.0 philosophy, the user is enabled to search for relevant resources according to …

… Web 2.0, we assisted to the drastic growth of the mashup market. An increasing number of
different mashup … Pipes), others on user interface (UI) integration and some trying to integrate …

… combines reusable components from a large pool of Web APIs. However, it can be possibly
developed using emerging mashup end-user programming tools such as Yahoo Pipes9, …

… In Section 3, we describe mashups that are enabled by Web 3.0 technologies and present
examples of applications available today. Finally, in Section 4, we conclude the paper. …

… mashup paradigm allows end users to build their own web … level with non-programmers
as end users is crucial. It is also … to understand a mashup’s functionality. However, prevalent …