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Titel:
Supporting Business Process Fragmentation While Maintaining Operational Semantics
A BPEL Perspective

Autor:  Rania Khalaf
Sprache:  Englisch / English
Prüfungsjahr:  2008
Erscheinungsjahr:  2008
Seitenzahl:  194
ISBN:  978-3-86624-344-6
Hochschule:  Universität Stuttgart
Gutachter:  Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Frank Leymann, Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Dr. h. c. Kurt Rothermel
Fachgebiet: 
 Informatik
Suchbegriffe:  SOA, Web services, BPEL, Business Process Modeling, Distributed Systems
Band Nr.:  1444
Katalog:  Dissertation
Reihe:  Dissertationen
Ausstattung:  CLASSIC
Herausgeber  dissertation.de - Verlag im Internet GmbH
Buch-Preis:  29.00 EUR
PDF-Preis:  17.25 EUR
 
 
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Zusammenfassung: Globalization and the increase of competitive pressures created the need for agility in business processes, including the ability to outsource, offshore, or otherwise distribute its once-centralized business processes or parts thereof.

Therefore, there is a growing need for the ability to fragment one’s business processes in an agile manner, and be able to distribute and wire these fragments so that their combined execution recreates the function of the original process. Additionally, this needs to be done in a networked environment, which is where ‘Service Oriented Architecture’ plays a vital role.

This work describes how to identify, create, and execute process fragments without loosing the operational semantics of the original process models. It does so within the framework of the Web services stack of standards, BPEL in particular.

Doctoral dissertation, Institute of Architecture of Application Systems (IAAS), University of Suttgart.