Transforming Collaborative Business Process Models into Web Services Choreography Specifications

PABLO VILLARREAL,; ENRIQUE SALOMONE; OMAR CHIOTTI,

San Francisco

Workshop; 2nd Internation Workshop on Data Engineering and E-Commerce Services (DEECS 2006); 2006

DEECS

Languages for web services choreography are becoming more and more important for B2B integration. However, the development of web services-based systems is complex and time-consuming. Enterprises have to agree on collaborative business processes and then derive their respective web services choreographies in order to implement B2B collaboration. To support it, this paper presents a MDA approach for collaborative processes. We describethe components and techniques of this approach. We show how collaborative process models defined with the UP-ColBPIP language can be used as the main development artifact in order to derive choreography specifications based on WS-CDL. The transformations to be carried out are also discussed. The main advantage of this MDA approach is that it guarantees that the generated web services choreographies fulfill the collaborative processes agreed between thepartners in a business level.