Workflow-Interoperabilität über das internet

Weber, Rainer

doi:10.1007/bf03254952

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“…Several standards for REST style workflow interaction have been proposed, namely SWAP, Wf-XML [26,52,58], AWSP [49] and ASAP [38]. Instead of relying on the HTTP 1.0 commands, these standards provide higher level operations that are specifically designed for the interaction with remote processes.…”

Section: Rest-oriented Integrationmentioning

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Developing web services choreography standards—the case of REST vs. SOAP

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Nickerson

Swenson

2005

Decision Support Systems

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This paper presents a case study of the development of standards in the area of cross-organizational workflows based on web services. We discuss two opposing types of standards: those based on SOAP, with tightly coupled designs similar to remote procedure calls, and those based on REST, with loosely coupled designs similar to the navigating of web links. We illustrate the standardization process, clarify the technical underpinnings of the conflict, and analyze the interests of stakeholders. The decision criteria for each group of stakeholders are discussed. Finally, we present implications for both the workflow and the wider Internet communities.

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Section: Rest-oriented Integrationmentioning

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Developing web services choreography standards—the case of REST vs. SOAP

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Swenson

2005

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“…The result of this effort was called Wf-XML. Version 1.0 was released in 1999, and version 1.1 followed shortly thereafter, which is still the current version (Hayes et al, 2000;Weber, 2003;WfMC, 2001). There has been an effort to produce a Wf-XML version 2.0 based on SOAP, incorporating XML Schema and other recent standards.…”

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Workflow and web service standards

Swenson

2005

Business Process Mgmt Journal

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Workflow and Business Process Management (BPM) standards would greatly help workplaces by allowing multiple systems to be easily integrated. Such standards have been under development for a long time, resulting in what seem to be very few real results. There are number of reasons why these standards seem like they can be developed quickly, but in practice they are rather difficult to agree upon. It reminds me of the Dartmouth Summer Research Project which was hoped to solve the few remaining unsolved barriers to artificial intelligence-in the summer of 1955 [6]. Almost half a century later true AI still eludes us. This is surprising only because intelligence (the natural kind) seems to come so easily to us. Similarly, business processes (the natural kind) seem so easy to us that the lack of standards seems unreasonable. There are a number of reasons for this, but before discussing the inherent difficulties, let's start with a quick overview of the history and the current status.

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Technologien zur Umsetzung von Prozessen

Die Erfolgswahrscheinlichkeit Von Standards Für Geschäftsdaten

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Workflow-Interoperabilität über das internet

Cited by 4 publications

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Developing web services choreography standards—the case of REST vs. SOAP

Developing web services choreography standards—the case of REST vs. SOAP

Workflow and web service standards

Technologien zur Umsetzung von Prozessen

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