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process choreography

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process choreography
In a service oriented architecture (SOA), it refers to the flow of business processes. A "non-interruptible" or "microflow" process receives input and generates output. An "interruptible" or "macroflow" process can take any length of time to complete, be interrupted for human interaction as well as be shut down and restarted. See Web services.


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The company has invested heavily in IBM's WebSphere platform to support its SOA development: an enterprise service bus (ESB) based on WebSphere Message Broker; the WebSphere Data Power SOA Appliance for security; and WebSphere Process Server and Business Process Modeler for process choreography and modeling.
However, considering a complex B2B scenario that requires the participants to agree on process choreography, an approach whereby each participant describes its own view on the process in isolation will fail.
Building an SOA without an EIM strategy will significantly lower the response to business process choreography, and one of the main benefits of SOBAs (Service-Oriented Business Applications) will be lost.
 
 
 
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