BPEL (Business Process Execution Language) is a language based on XML built to formally describe business and industrial processes in a way that allows tasks to be divided between different actors, in practice it allows workflow processes to be defined using XML.
Normally a BPEL application is invoked as a web service, and interacts with the outside world only by invoking other web services.
It represents a form of coordination of web services, allowing them to be composed recursively.
The runtime environment within which the process runs is called the BPEL engine.
BPEL (Business Process Execution Language)
Languages
- English
Categories
- Information Systems
Tags
- XML