Research on Comparative Analysis of BPEL and XPDL

Zhang Chaolin; Song Quanwang

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Research on Comparative Analysis of BPEL and XPDL

Zhang Chaolin * #,Song Quanwang

School of Software Engineering of BUPT

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Opened online: 5 August 2010

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Citation: Zhang Chaolin,Song Quanwang.Research on Comparative Analysis of BPEL and XPDL[OL]. [ 5 August 2010] http://en.paper.edu.cn/en_releasepaper/content/4380395

BPEL and XPDL are both XML-based process language. BPEL is committed to Web Services orchestration, and XPDL is committed to distributed workflow. Every company dedicates to the integration of the two functions. Therefore, this article made a comparative analysis for BPEL and XPDL in functions, structures, implementation details to provide the basis for their respective scope of use.

Keywords:XML; BPEL; XPDL; Web Service; Workflow

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