Exploiting XML technologies for intelligent document routing

Cheng, Isaac; Srinivasan, Savitha; Boyette, Neil

doi:10.1145/1096601.1096609

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“…This so-called interaction-centric view [21,29] is in contrast with the control or activity-centric view of traditional workflow systems [1] or of document-centric routing systems [9].…”

Section: Document Behaviormentioning

confidence: 99%

Interactive Web Documents

2010

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Documents allow end-users to encapsulate information related to a collaborative business process into a package that can be saved, emailed, digitally signed, and used as the basis for interaction in an activity or an ad hoc workflow. While documents are used incidentally today in web applications, for example in HTML presentations of content stored otherwise in back-end systems, they are not yet the central artifact for developers of dynamic, data intensive web applications. This paper unifies the storage and management of the various artifacts of web applications into an Interactive Web Document (IWD). Data, presentation, behavior, attachments, and digital signatures collected throughout the business process are unified into a single composite web resource. We describe a standards-based approach to packaging multiple resources into IWD archives based on the Open Document Format, a REST-based protocol for interacting with IWDs, and an extensible interaction controller architecture.

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“…This so-called interaction-centric view [21,29] is in contrast with the control or activity-centric view of traditional workflow systems [1] or of document-centric routing systems [9].…”

Section: Document Behaviormentioning

confidence: 99%

Interactive Web Documents

2010

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“…This so-called interaction-centric view [17,23] is in contrast with the control or activity-centric view of traditional workflow systems [1] or of document-centric routing systems [8]. In traditional workflow, the token of control is the central focus and content (whether in documents or otherwise) flows through the process from one artifact to another as a result of the execution of the control path defined by the workflow.…”

Section: Document Behaviormentioning

confidence: 99%

A REST protocol and composite format for interactive web documents

Boyer

Wiecha²,

Akolkar³

2009

Proceedings of the 9th ACM Symposium on Document Engineering

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Documents allow end-users to encapsulate information related to a collaborative business process into a package that can be saved, emailed, digitally signed, and used as the basis of interaction in an activity or an ad hoc workflow. While documents are used incidentally today in web applications, for example in HTML presentations of content stored otherwise in back-end systems, they are not yet the central artifact for developers of dynamic, data intensive web applications. This paper unifies the storage and management of the various artifacts of web applications into an Interactive Web Document (IWD). Data content, presentation, behavior, attachments, and digital signatures collected throughout the business process are unified into a single composite web resource. We describe a REST-based protocol for interacting with IWDs and a standards-based approach to packaging their multiple constituent artifacts into IWD archives based on the Open Document Format standard.

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“…Facilitated by the Business Collab175oration Development Framework, our authoring tool allows business users to specify rules in the service design perspective and the task design facet. An intelligent runtime for rule processing using Agent Building and Learning Environment is described in [4]. A declarative pattern-based approach is introduced in [8] that supports the specification and use of service interaction properties in the service description and composition process.…”

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A Model and Rule Driven Approach to Service Integration with Eclipse Modeling Framework

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Boyette

Bethea

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Service-Oriented Computing – ICSOC 2007

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BPEL is fast becoming the most widely-adopted standard for business processes involving web services; however BPEL is geared mainly at the higher level processes and is not well suited for the lightweight, short-lived "micro-processes" that share the same service space. Such processes require the advantages of interoperability and asynchronicity offered by an SOA approach but at a more granular logical level. This paper details a way to use a declarative approach to define the micro-processes that occur in the services called by an SOA based application. Using the context of a global call center workflow application framework named CCF, for Custom Call Flows, this paper describes how micro-processes (call flows) can be defined, and how declaratively defined rules can be used to integrate these micro-processes with other services to build a flexible service system.

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Exploiting XML technologies for intelligent document routing

Cited by 6 publications

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Interactive Web Documents

Interactive Web Documents

A REST protocol and composite format for interactive web documents

A Model and Rule Driven Approach to Service Integration with Eclipse Modeling Framework

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