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WSBPEL
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WSBPEL
(Web Services Business Process Execution Language) An XML-based language developed by IBM, BEA Systems, Microsoft and others for defining business processes in a Web services environment. As of Version 2.0, WSBPEL became an OASIS standard. The acronym was previously BPEL4WS, and BPEL without the WS is commonly used.

WSBPEL differs from BPML and other business process languages by providing both an abstract level and a low level. At the abstract level, it is used to define broader parameters and constraints while keeping details hidden. At the low level, it defines executable processes. WSBPEL evolved from Microsoft's XLANG and IBM's WSFL. See UDDI, Web services, XLANG and WSFL.
WSBPEL - Web Services Business Process Execution Language


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We expect that the inclusion of the related growing technologies such as WSEL and BPEL4WS (jointly developed by BEA, IBM and Microsoft) will be easily incorporated into our proposed integration framework.
A flurry of activity in May saw BPEL4WS re-christened and submitted to the OASIS Web Services Business Process Execution Language (WSBPEL) technical committee while support for BPEL came from SAP AG, NEC Corp, Novell Inc and Sybase Inc among others.
Weerawarana is founder of the Web services platform and has authored many key specifications including WSDL, BPEL4WS, WS-Addressing, and WS-Eventing.
 
 
 
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