• DocumentCode
    2444721
  • Title

    Towards Executing ebBP-Reg B2Bi Choreographies

  • Author

    Schönberger, Andreas ; Wirtz, Guido

  • Author_Institution
    Distrib. & Mobile Syst. Group, Otto-FriedrichUniversity of Bamberg, Bamberg, Germany
  • fYear
    2010
  • fDate
    10-12 Nov. 2010
  • Firstpage
    64
  • Lastpage
    71
  • Abstract
    Applying choreography and orchestration technology to Business-to-Business integration (B2Bi) scenarios has become a popular technique for very good reasons. Choreography descriptions can be used to capture B2Biscenarios from a global and abstract perspective while orchestrations then can be used to specify the local implementation of each integration partner. ebXML BPSS(ebBP) is a prominent B2Bi choreography standard with very helpful domain-specific concepts, but clear guidelines for creating executable choreographies are missing. In order to create ebBP models that are both adequateand executable, expressiveness, comprehensibility and standard-conformance have to be weighed up. In this paper, we introduce ebBP-Reg as an ebBP modeling flavor that is designed such that ebBP-Reg choreographies are executable as WS-BPEL orchestrations. At the same time, ebBP-Reg models strictly conform to the ebBP standard and support concurrency and decomposition. We characterize syntactic validity of ebBP-Reg models by means of language production rules and show how instances of ebBP-Reg can be implemented using WS-BPEL.
  • Keywords
    Web services; XML; business data processing; humanities; B2Biscenarios; WS-BPEL; business-to-business integration; ebBP models; ebBP-Reg B2Bi choreographies; ebXML BPSS; language production rules; Business; Collaboration; Level control; Principal component analysis; Process control; Production; B2Bi; WS-BPEL; choreography; ebXML BPSS; orchestration;
  • fLanguage
    English
  • Publisher
    ieee
  • Conference_Titel
    Commerce and Enterprise Computing (CEC), 2010 IEEE 12th Conference on
  • Conference_Location
    Shanghai
  • Print_ISBN
    978-1-4244-8433-1
  • Type

    conf

  • DOI
    10.1109/CEC.2010.29
  • Filename
    5708394