Bite: Workflow composition for the web
F Curbera, M Duftler, R Khalaf, D Lovell - Service-Oriented Computing …, 2007 - Springer
F Curbera, M Duftler, R Khalaf, D Lovell
Service-Oriented Computing–ICSOC 2007: Fifth International Conference, Vienna …, 2007•SpringerAbstract Service composition is core to service oriented architectures. In the Web,
mainstream composition is practiced in client-side or server-side mashups, such as
providing visual widgets on top of Google Maps results. This paper presents an explicit,
workflow based composition model for Web applications called Bite. In contrast with prior
attempts to bring workflow capabilities to the Web environment, Bite can deal with data
integration as well as interactive, asynchronous workflows with multi-party interactions, and …
mainstream composition is practiced in client-side or server-side mashups, such as
providing visual widgets on top of Google Maps results. This paper presents an explicit,
workflow based composition model for Web applications called Bite. In contrast with prior
attempts to bring workflow capabilities to the Web environment, Bite can deal with data
integration as well as interactive, asynchronous workflows with multi-party interactions, and …
Abstract
Service composition is core to service oriented architectures. In the Web, mainstream composition is practiced in client-side or server-side mashups, such as providing visual widgets on top of Google Maps results. This paper presents an explicit, workflow based composition model for Web applications called Bite. In contrast with prior attempts to bring workflow capabilities to the Web environment, Bite can deal with data integration as well as interactive, asynchronous workflows with multi-party interactions, and is architected to support protocols currently in use by Web applications. The Bite development model is designed for simplicity and short development cycle by taking a scripting approach to workflow development.
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