Towards Automation Of Soa-Based Business Processes
Fernando Lins
Abstract
Fernando Lins
Abstract
The adoption of business processes to design business activities is becoming a reality to a significant number of companies.In addition, the Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) is being used in diverse situations for the execution of business processes using computational resources.In this context, the need of business process automation appears with high relevance.In this work, we present a solution named BPA-SOA, which aims to automate SOA-based business processes, specified in BPMN, into WS-BPEL executable processes.In BPA-SOA, business and service information can be specified at the business level, translated into executable artifacts, deployed in execution-level resources and enforced at runtime.An illustrative scenario is presented to better illustrate and showcase the proposed solution.
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The adoption of business processes to design business activities is becoming a reality to a significant number of companies.In addition, the Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) is being used in diverse situations for the execution of business processes using computational resources.In this context, the need of business process automation appears with high relevance.In this work, we present a solution named BPA-SOA, which aims to automate SOA-based business processes, specified in BPMN, into WS-BPEL executable processes.In BPA-SOA, business and service information can be specified at the business level, translated into executable artifacts, deployed in execution-level resources and enforced at runtime.An illustrative scenario is presented to better illustrate and showcase the proposed solution.
Key concepts: Process management, Automation, Business process, Computer science, Software engineering, Business, Manufacturing engineering, Systems engineering