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CAISE
2007
Springer

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Peer-to-Peer Execution of BPEL Processes

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Peer-to-Peer Execution of BPEL Processes

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This paper presents a peer-to-peer approach to execution of BPEL processes. It does not pre-allocate resources as in existing decentralized approaches. Nor does it involve global coordination for normal executions. The approach is of continuation-passing style, where continuations, or the reminder of executions, are passed along with messages for process execution. Two continuations are associated with an execution: a success continuation and a failure continuation. Recovery plans for processes are automatically generated at runtime and attached to failure continuations.

Weihai Yu

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Added	07 Jun 2010
Updated	07 Jun 2010
Type	Conference
Year	2007
Where	CAISE
Authors	Weihai Yu

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