- From: <edward.buckley@bt.com>
- Date: Wed, 21 Aug 2002 06:57:47 -0400 (EDT)
- To: sam@KSL.Stanford.EDU
- Cc: www-ws@w3.org
Hi, I have some (further) questions relating this time to the Process Model:
1)
How is the top-level process definition defined?
Examples use service:topLevelProcess and service:isImplementedBy:
<process:ProcessModel rdf:ID="myService_ProcessModel">
<service:topLevelProcess rdf:resource="#myService_Process" />
<service:isImplementedBy>
<service:Service rdf:resource="&myService_service;#myService"/>
</service:isImplementedBy>
</process:ProcessModel>
Where #myService_Process is the instance definition of the top level process
(a subclass of Process).
However, From the ontology the correct method is to use:
<process:ProcessModel rdf:ID="myService_ProcessModel">
<service:describes rdf:resource="&myService_service;#myService />
<process:hasProcess rdf:resource="#myService_Process" />
</process:ProcessModel>
2)
How is a process expanded and collapsed? The congo and bravoair examples
each use different methods to do this, or are they both valid? Expanding
this, is there a set/preferred method of defining everything? I seem to
remember reading previously that there is none.
Thanks,
Ed
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Edward Buckley
BTexact Technologies (www.btexact.com)
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