Business-Task Coupled Process Management for Complex Product Simulation

Hai Wei Wang; Geng Liu; Zhan Duo Yang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.394.531

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Business-Task Coupled Process Management for Complex Product Simulation

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Business process and professional simulation process are closely relative and alternate together for complex product simulation. This paper presents a business-task coupled process management method, which can implement integration management of business process and professional simulation process. Business-task coupled process is controlled by a multilayer workflow engine based on workflow technology. When the business process executes a task activity, the responding task process will be driven. The workflow engine controls every simulation activity in the task process. A simulation activity invokes one specified simulation tool and transfers data through a simulation component. The application result shows the validity of the method.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 394)

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Hai Wei Wang, Geng Liu, Zhan Duo Yang

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Business-Task Coupled Process, Complex Product Simulation, Simulation Component, Software Adapter

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