Web service orchestration with BPEL

Chen, Liang; Wassermann, Bruno; Emmerich, Wolfgang; Foster, Howard G.

doi:10.1145/1134285.1134511

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“…WS-BPEL is a process-oriented composition language used to implement normal-operation flow of component services and its dependent failure-recovery flow in an XML-based grammar [3], [25]. WSCAL is an XML-based language that defines how participants coordinate to deal with a failure occurring at a given normal flow.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

AdaFF: Adaptive Failure-Handling Framework for Composite Web Services

Kim

Lee

Kim

et al. 2010

IEICE Trans. Inf. & Syst.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

AdaFF: Adaptive Failure-Handling Framework for Composite Web Services

Kim

Lee

Kim

et al. 2010

IEICE Trans. Inf. & Syst.

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“…The existing service composition techniques, orchestration [5] and choreography [9], only support Web services. The lack of support for direct DO service composition, forces the exposure (bridging) of these services as Web services and the use of the available Web service composition tools.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The service composition concept is essentially driven by interoperability and thus, it is only natural the focus of the existing solutions [5], [9] on the WS technology. This state-ofthe-art reduces the application of composition on a DO-based platform to the previous exposure of the original services as Web services, process we will refer to as bridging.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

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A Platform-Centric Framework for the Web Exposure and Orchestration of Distributed Objects

Paulino¹,

Cancela

Franco

2010

2010 International Conference on Parallel and Distributed Computing, Applications and Technologies

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Many of the current service-oriented architectures are built on top of distributed object technologies. These technologies have, however, lost most of their initial appeal, mainly due to the inability to port their concepts to the World Wide Web, and to provide interoperability across many different platforms. The porting of these distributed object platforms to the current Web Service standard is, however, a costly process that requires high investments of both time and money. This paper presents OHMS, a framework that provides an easy and not resource consuming way of exposing a platform to the Web, thus enabling Web access, business-to-business interaction and service composition, by the means of orchestration. We address the framework's architecture, its implementation, and the support for orchestrating CORBA platforms. We evaluate the work regarding the initial requirements, the effort required to support a given distributed object technology, and performance issues. We also address the application of OHMS to a real-life scenario.

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“…Este flujo de información en algunos casos se denomina Interacciones o Conversaciones que ya se han sido tratados por otros autores (Hull et al, 2003). La Orquestación que persigue la definición del proceso de Composición desde una perspectiva individual y no es de su interés el comportamiento de los demás participantes (Chen et al, 2006). Estos dos conceptos, Coreografía y Orquestación con frecuencia son confundidos debido a que ambos son participes del proceso de Composición de SW. La Orquestación enfatiza en la descripción del proceso de composición desde un punto de vista individual, invocando mensajes y enviándolos, aprovechando la interfaz que provee la descripción del Servicio.…”

Section: Coreografía Y Orquestación De Servicios Webunclassified

Vista Dinámica y Estática de la Coordinación de Procesos de Negocios: Una Aproximación basada en Restricciones

2008

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ResumenEste artículo presenta una aproximación al modelado de la coreografía de servicios Web basado en restricciones para lograr cierto grado de automatización en su definición. Se plantea la definición tanto desde el punto de vista estructural como dinámico de los componentes de la coreografía de servicios Web. Esto con el fin de realizar su representación en términos de un problema de verificación de restricciones. Se presentan los resultados de rendimiento del proceso comparado con otras aproximaciones, demostrándose que el modelo es apropiado para lograr automatización en la descripción del proceso de coreografía de servicios Web. Palabras clave: procesos de negocios, servicios web, integración de servicios, coreografía web Static and Dynamic View of the Business Process Coordination: An Approach based on Constraints AbstractThis article presents an approach for modelling the choreography of the Web services based on constraints in order to achieve a certain degree of automation in its definition. The definition from both the structural and component dynamics of the Web services choreography. This with the objective of doing its representation in terms of a problem of restriction verification. Results of process performance are compared with other approaches, showing that the model is appropriate to achieve automation in the description of the process choreography Web services.

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Web service orchestration with BPEL

Cited by 19 publications

References 4 publications

AdaFF: Adaptive Failure-Handling Framework for Composite Web Services

AdaFF: Adaptive Failure-Handling Framework for Composite Web Services

A Platform-Centric Framework for the Web Exposure and Orchestration of Distributed Objects

Vista Dinámica y Estática de la Coordinación de Procesos de Negocios: Una Aproximación basada en Restricciones

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