A JBPM-Based Workflow Engine for Web Services Orchestration

Fan Feng Lu; Shi Ying; Kai Zhao; Li Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.198-199.462

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A JBPM-Based Workflow Engine for Web Services Orchestration

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A novel workflow engine for Web service orchestration, JBPM4WS is proposed in this paper. JBPM4WS is built on JBPM, a well-known workflow engine. We extend the workflow language JPDL, which is adopted by JBPM, to support service invoking. JBPM4WS engine adopts four-layer architecture, and is implemented based on some open-source frameworks, such as Hibernate, CXF and JAXB.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 198-199)

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Fan Feng Lu, Shi Ying, Kai Zhao, Li Zhang

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