Business process choreography in WebSphere: Combining the power of BPEL and J2EE

Kloppmann, Matthias; König, Dieter; Leymann, Frank; Pfau, Gerhard; Roller, Dieter

doi:10.1147/sj.432.0270

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“…As the first step of the presented research, various business process execution environments were studied -among them ApacheODE [4], JBoss jBPM [12], IBM WebSphere [11], and Oracle BPEL Process Manager [14]. Most of them provide certain built-in monitoring capabilities and offer various levels of external monitoring support.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

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Adaptive SOA Stack-Based Business Process Monitoring Platform

Dadel

Balawajder

Radziszowski

et al. 2014

csci

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Adaptive SOA Stack-Based Business Process Monitoring Platform

Dadel

Balawajder

Radziszowski

et al. 2014

csci

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“…These solutions apply semantic web technologies into SOA systems, in order to automate various complex processes within them [5], [6]. There are many tools and solutions for designing and running standard BPEL processes, such as Oracle Fusion Middleware 1 and IBM Websphere 2 [7]. However, they usually don't provide the ability to describe and characterize the services with semantics.…”

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A System for Suggestion and Execution of Semantically Annotated Actions Based on Service Composition

Jovanovik

Ristoski

Trajanov

2014

ICT Innovations 2013

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Abstract.With the growing popularity of the service oriented architecture concept, many enterprises have large amounts of granular web services which they use as part of their internal business processes. However, these services can also be used for ad-hoc actions, which are not predefined and can be more complex and composite. Here, the classic approach of creating a business process by manual composition of web services, a task which is time consuming, is not applicable. By introducing the semantic web technologies in the domain of this problem, we can automate some of the processes included in the develop-andconsume flow of web services. In this paper, we present a solution for suggestion and invocation of actions, based on the user data and context. Whenever the user works with given resources, the system offers him a list of appropriate actions, preexisting or ad-hoc, which can be invoked automatically.

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“…Service composition methods range from industry standard approaches based on Web Services and BPEL [26] that focus on defining the workflow of Web Services execution, to Semantic Web approaches that employ AI techniques to automate service discovery and composition [27][28][29]. Service composition can be regarded as a special category of the software composition problem that has been investigated in the context of object-oriented software [30] and in the general area of software composition [31].…”

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Design of Composable Services

Feuerlicht

2009

Service-Oriented Computing – ICSOC 2007

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Abstract. Service composition methods range from industry standard approaches based on Web Services and BPEL to Semantic Web approaches that rely on AI techniques to automate service discovery and composition. Service composition research mostly focuses on the dynamic (workflow) aspects of compositions. In this paper we consider the static component of service composition and discuss the importance of compatibility of service interfaces in ensuring the composability of services. Using a flight booking scenario example we show that reducing the granularity of services by decomposition into service operations with normalized interfaces produces compatible interfaces that facilitate service assembly. We then show how relational algebra can be used to represent service operations and provide a framework for service assembly.

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Business process choreography in WebSphere: Combining the power of BPEL and J2EE

Cited by 39 publications

References 7 publications

Adaptive SOA Stack-Based Business Process Monitoring Platform

Adaptive SOA Stack-Based Business Process Monitoring Platform

A System for Suggestion and Execution of Semantically Annotated Actions Based on Service Composition

Design of Composable Services

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