Extending the compatibility notion for abstract WS-BPEL processes

König, Dieter; Lohmann, Niels; Moser, Simon; Stahl, Christian; Wolf, Karsten

doi:10.1145/1367497.1367603

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“…Martens [40] proposes a Petri net-based approach to check the consistency of an abstract and an executable BPEL process. Kö nig et al [41] and Zhao et al [42] define several syntactic guidelines for transforming an abstract BPEL process into an executable one with hiding and omitting. None of these papers distinguishes between different projection relations and none consider aggregation.…”

Section: Process Viewsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Service Outsourcing with Process Views

Eshuis

Norta

Kopp

et al. 2015

IEEE Trans. Serv. Comput.

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Abstract-Service outsourcing is a business paradigm in which an organization has a part of its business process performed by a service provider. Process views are pivotal to support this way of working. A process view shields secret or irrelevant details from a private business process, thus allowing an organization to reveal only public, relevant parts of its private business process to partner organizations. This paper introduces a specification framework to support service outsourcing using process views. To enable the construction of process views at various levels of detail, the framework defines several projection relations between process views and the underlying internal processes. To allow consumers and providers of process views to establish an outsourcing relation, the framework defines several matching relations between the respective views that are comprehensive and flexible for service outsourcing. A proof-of-concept prototype tool implements the framework, which is applied in a case study.

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Section: Process Viewsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Service Outsourcing with Process Views

Eshuis

Norta

Kopp

et al. 2015

IEEE Trans. Serv. Comput.

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“…One way of creating a new business process is by the combination of two existing ones which naturally should retain the behavioral features of both original processes. This paper, discuses about the formal language to express behavioral properties of processes together with its semantics, and we show how it supports process merging.WS-BPEL is explained in [6]. Executable processes are business processes which can be automated through an IT infrastructure.…”

Section: Literature Surveymentioning

confidence: 99%

Ontology based Dynamic Customization for Composite Web Services

Thirumaran¹,

Dhavachelvan²,

Shanmugapriya³

2013

IJCA

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The emerging semantic web era makes the entire web, user friendly to the humans by shifting the producer centric paradigm to consumer centric paradigm. Enhancing the web components still more user friendly increases its business value. For this purpose customization has to be done at runtime to provide sophisticated service to the business people and the customers. Business process Customization done for business goal analysis with BPEL, OWL, has shifted to OWL-BPC [web ontology language for business process customization] based on semantic markup language for web based information. We represent the conceptualization in an Extensible Markup Language (XML), based on the semantic markup language for Web-based information, i.e., OWL. The novelty of the work done in this paper is Customization done during or after the runtime time. Enabling the customers to customize the service and process during Requirement process, design process and testing the correctness of process logic while deploying process, modifying dynamically, substituting services and handling Runtime Exceptions according to the rules as services requested by customers. The framework is designed to handle the runtime customization. Dynamic customization is emphasized in the paper and it is the advantage of the proposed approach. We present an architectural description of the problem as a validation of the proposed approach.

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“…König et al [14] propose a new WS-BPEL profile for easy checking of compatibility between an abstract BPEL process and an executable BPEL process. The profile uses consistency rules that enforce compatibitily.…”

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Transactional Process Views

Eshuis

Vonk

Grefen

2011

On the Move to Meaningful Internet Systems: OTM 2011

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Abstract. To enable effective interorganisational collaborations, process providers have to disclose relevant parts of their local business processes in public process views. A public process view has to be consistent with the underlying private process. Local business processes are typically supported by transactions, which ensure a robust and reliable execution. Process views currently do not support the specification of transactional properties. This paper introduces transactional process views and studies how they can be constructed from an internal business process that is annotated with a transactional specification. This way, we provide a well-structured approach to obtain robust and reliable process behaviour at the public external level, thus facilitating trustworthy, fine-grained collaboration between organisations. We consider various transactional models. The feasibility of the approach is shown by means of a case study.

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Extending the compatibility notion for abstract WS-BPEL processes

Cited by 38 publications

References 14 publications

Service Outsourcing with Process Views

Service Outsourcing with Process Views

Ontology based Dynamic Customization for Composite Web Services

Transactional Process Views

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