RE: Internal processes and/or external choreographies (was RE: Ev ents and States ...

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JJ- 
 
 

>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Assaf Arkin [mailto:arkin@intalio.com]
>>Sent: Friday, April 11, 2003 1:14 PM
>>To: Jean-Jacques Dubray
>>Cc: steve@enigmatec.net; 'Cummins, Fred A'; 'Burdett, David';
>>jdart@tibco.com; public-ws-chor@w3.org
>>Subject: Re: Internal processes and/or external choreographies (was
RE: Ev
>>ents and States ...
>>
>>IMO the choreography should be defined in terms of MEPs. That gives us
>>the best bang for the money. And we should agree to use the MEPs
>>provided by WSDL 1.2, both the pre-defined and extensions that can be
>>added in the future.
>>
>>It then becomes an issue for the implementation to support these MEPs,
>>something it has to do anyway whether or not you do that in the
>>choreography language. This may be very complicated, or it may be more
>>trivial than you think. At least in my experience. I'm sure the
>>orchestration languages would be extended to take advantage of WSDL
1.2
>>when it becomes a proposed recommendation.
>>
>>I take it for granted that implementations and other specifications
will
>>be made to work with WSDL 1.2 and take advantage of the variety of
MEPs
>>supported by the WSD WG framework. So if we also utilize WSDL 1.2 as
the
>>basis for the choreography language, our work will be cut out for us.
>>
>>arkin
>>
>>Jean-Jacques Dubray wrote:
>>
>>>Assaf:
>>>
>>>As long as the orchestration language supports the notion of message
>>>exchange (hopefully they will soon go further an also understand the
>>>notion of message exchange patterns :-), I think that the binding is
>>>possible. At the control flow level, there might be some
incompatibility
>>>(e.g. something specified in ws-chor cannot be reproduced exactly in
the
>>>orchestration language), which would mean that some ws-chor
definition
>>>cannot be implemented in a given orchestration language. However, I
>>>don't think that this should be a requirement imposed on ws-chor.
Some
>>>orchestration language are so primitive (e.g. they don't understand
what
>>>a MEP is) that it would be a mistake to force ws-chor to adapt to it.
It
>>>should be the other way around.
>>>
>>>JJ-
>>>
>>>
>>>

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