A Management Framework for WS-BPEL

Tammo van Lessen, F. Leymann, Ralph Retter, Jörg Nitzsche, Daniel Schleicher
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WS-BPEL is the standard to define executable business processes in a Web service world. Numerous commercial and open source BPEL engines exist on the market today that allow the execution of process models defined in BPEL. However, these execution engines only provide access to process model and process instance data in terms of proprietary APIs. In this paper we present an approach that models BPEL process models and process instances as resources and thus provides a uniform access scheme for process model and process instance data. This is crucial because access to process model and process instance data is needed in different scenarios that are of key relevance in enterprises today. These scenarios include compliance checking, repair of faulted business processes as well as real-time monitoring of business processes. The lack of a uniform access scheme to process model and process instance data hampers the exchangeability of BPEL engines and therefore results in a potential vendor lock-in.
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用于WS-BPEL的管理框架
WS-BPEL是在Web服务领域定义可执行业务流程的标准。目前市场上存在许多商业和开源BPEL引擎,它们允许执行用BPEL定义的流程模型。然而,这些执行引擎仅以专有api的形式提供对流程模型和流程实例数据的访问。在本文中,我们提出了一种将BPEL流程模型和流程实例建模为资源的方法,从而为流程模型和流程实例数据提供了统一的访问方案。这是至关重要的,因为在当今企业中具有关键相关性的不同场景中需要访问流程模型和流程实例数据。这些场景包括遵从性检查、故障业务流程的修复以及业务流程的实时监控。对流程模型和流程实例数据缺乏统一的访问方案,妨碍了BPEL引擎的可交换性,因此导致潜在的供应商锁定。
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