- From: Charlton Barreto <charlton_b@mac.com>
- Date: Tue, 3 May 2005 11:23:42 -0700
- To: WS-Choreography <public-ws-chor@w3.org>
- Message-Id: <425b551045ec8d2267ec60b30dc684ab@mac.com>
Here is the latest proposal for issue 1092: Update section 1.3 "Goals" to read as follows (changes in bold): * Specification Composability. This specification will work alongside and/or complement other specifications such as the WS-Reliability [WSRM], WS-Composite Application Framework (WS-CAF) [WSCAF], WS-Security [WSS], Business Process Execution Language for WS (WS-BPEL) [WSBPEL], ebXML Business Process Specification Schema [ebBP], etc. Update section 1.5 "Relationship with Business Process Languages" to read as follows (changes in bold): A Choreography Description Language is not an "executable business process description language" or an implementation language. The role of specifying the execution logic of an application will be covered by these [XLANG], [WSFL], [WSBPEL], [BPML], [XPDL], [JLS], [C#S] and other specifications. A Choreography Description Language does not depend on a specific business process implementation language. Thus, it can be used to specify truly interoperable, collaborations between any type of party regardless of the supporting platform or programming model used by the implementation of the hosting environment. A Choreography Description Language may be couple with other computable semantic definitions, such as those specified in the OASIS ebBP. Each party, adhering to a Choreography Description Language collaboration representation, could be implemented using completely different mechanisms such as: * Applications, whose implementation is based on executable business process languages [XLANG], [WSFL], [WSBPEL], [BPML], [XPDL] * Applications, whose implementation is based on general purpose programming languages [JLS], [C#S] * Or human controlled software agents Please provide any feedback you may have on this. Cheers, -Charlton.
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