Workflow Engine Supporting RESTful Web Services

Brzeziński, Jerzy; Danilecki, Arkadiusz; Flotyński, Jakub; Kobusińska, Anna; Stroiński, Andrzej

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-20039-7_38

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“…The precision of performed tests is 1ms. The details of the developed ROsWeL language execution engine architecture and performance tests are discussed in 10) .…”

Section: Support For the Lower-level Programmingmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…As can be seen from the listings, the BPEL language code is characterized by high redundancy. In order to create a variable and forward it to the service, such a variable must be defined (lines [8][9][10][11], and then a string value must be assigned to it (lines [12][13][14][15][16][17]. In the case of the ROsWeL language, the variable and its type are created and dynamically assigned just in one line (line 3).…”

Section: Support For the Lower-level Programmingmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Well defined business processes are a crucial success factor for deploying SOA/SOKU architectures. In this paper, the declarative business process description language -ROsWeL -which supports applications compatible with ROA, is discussed. ROsWeL provides a declarative, reliable and semi-automatic composition of RESTful web services, enriched by the knowledge representation. The paper discusses benefits of ROsWeL, and presents an example of a simple workflow that captures essential ROsWeL features.

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“…The precision of performed tests is 1ms. The details of the developed ROsWeL language execution engine architecture and performance tests are discussed in 10) .…”

Section: Support For the Lower-level Programmingmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Hypermedia Workflow: A New Approach to Data-Driven Scientific Workflows

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This paper presents a new approach to scientific workflows based on the hypermedia design paradigm, the core of the REST architectural style. A Web resource model for workflow elements: tasks and data, is proposed. A workflow execution protocol based on the hypermedia-as-the-engine-ofapplication-state principle is also introduced. We compare the hypermedia model with one based on a workflow execution engine. Benefits and implications of the hypermedia approach for other important aspects of the workflow lifecycle, including provenance and mapping of tasks to resources, are also discussed. As a proof-of-concept of the hypermedia workflow concept, we implemented a simulator for execution of synthetic workflows based on the Pegasus workflow generator.

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Workflow Engine Supporting RESTful Web Services

Cited by 3 publications

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ROsWeL Workflow Language: A Declarative, Resource-oriented Approach

ROsWeL Workflow Language: A Declarative, Resource-oriented Approach

Mobile Platform for Executing Medical Business Processes and Data Collecting

Hypermedia Workflow: A New Approach to Data-Driven Scientific Workflows

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