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            1)      Web client requests a WoT service to the WoT-S-MA FE.

            2)      The  WoT-S-MA  FE  (WoT  service  management  FE)  performs  user  verification  with  the
                    WoT-S-PM  FE  (WoT  service  policy  management  FE).  The  WoT-S-MA  FE  sends  a
                    message  to  the  WoT-S-PM  FE  to  verify  the  user.  The  WoT-S-PM  FE  checks  user
                    validation and authentication to see whether the user is authorized to access the service. If
                    the user does not have authorization, the WoT-S-PM FE returns a failure message.

            3)      When  the  authentication  procedure  is  finished  successfully,  the  WoT-S-MA  FE  sends  a
                    message to the WoT-S-DIS FE to discover the service.
            4)      The WoT-S-DIS FE performs a search procedure with the WoT-S-PRM FE (WoT service
                    profile management FE). The WoT-S-PRM FE searches for the WoT service and retrieves
                    information from the WoT-S repository.
            5)      When the search procedure is finished successfully, the WoT-S-DIS FE returns information
                    of the WoT service to the WoT-S-MA FE.
            6)      The  WoT-S-MA  FE  requests  executing  the  WoT  service  to  the  WoT-S-EX  FE  (WoT
                    service execution FE).

            7)      The WoT-S-EX FE executes the service, interworking between the WoT-S-EX FE and the
                    WoT broker function, to use/access things.

            8)      The web client informs the WoT-S-MA FE to finish the WoT service.
            9)      The WoT-S-MA FE commands the WoT-S-EX FE to stop executing the WoT service.

            10)     The WoT-S-EX FE releases resources.






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