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Elements of Web Services Choreography Jean-Jacques Dubray WS-CHOR f2f 3/13/03 Redwood Shores, CA Bio Got interested by B2B, BPM and XML in 1998 at NEC System Laboratories 1999 - eXcelon to develop a B2B Integration Server based on a Business Process Engine 2001 - Eigner (PLM vendor) to design next generation architecture Contributor to OAG (IF), ebXML (BPSS), and BPML (ebXML binding) Represent no particular interest, just want to learn, share ideas and experiences Outline Introduction Paradigm Shifts WS-Choreography and SOA Collaboration, Choreography and Orchestration Elements of WS-Choreography Message Exchange Patterns Choreography protocol Transactional behavior Message content Control flow Technical Binding Conclusions Introduction XML, Web Service and BPM will revolutionize the way we built applications Applications as we know it will disappear 1990-1999 looking for a better way to build applications (CORBA/DCOM, J2EE, but also EDOC, BOCA, …) 2000-2010 found the better way Towards a new “component model”: SOA Paradigm Shifts Can the web do for applications what it had done for humans? From a given application access any service (data, transaction, computation) regardless of its location Can the web give us hints on a better application model? Loosely coupled, plug play, Message based REST? Meta, Meta, Meta Current programming languages show lots of limitations when developing business applications (e.g Java/J2EE, C#/.NET) WS-Choreography is at the convergence of B2B EAI Distributed computing model Applications models (s.a. J2ee and .NET) WS-Choreography and SOA What is a Service? SOA’s Foundation is “Peer-to-Peer” Intra / Inter CompanyMessage Exchange Message exchange between corporation boundaries is sufficiently different to justify special treatments: State alignment (no shared “memory”) Legal aspects (non-repudiation) SOA as an Application Model (MVC Revisited) Key Takeaway Ws-chor is a major enabler of SOA Ws-chor foundation is peer-to-pe