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Web Services Flow Language

Web Services Flow Language 1.0 (WSFL) was an XML programming language proposed by IBM in 2001 for describing Web services compositions. Language considered two types of compositions. The first type was for describing business processes as a collection of web services and the second was for describing interactions between partners. WSFL was proposed to be…

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Web Services Flow Language → ACM SIGecom Exchanges, Frank, Hung, IBM Corporation, Interest, Issue, Leymann, Patrick, Specifying Conflict, Volume, Web Services Endpoint Language, WSEL, WSFL

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web language services wsfl proposed ibm oasis flow describing compositions bpel4ws endpoint wsel xml 2001 description published xlang ws-bpel format

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Web Services Flow Languagerelated to ReferencesLeymann0.60section
Web Services Flow Languagerelated to ReferencesFrank0.60section
Web Services Flow Languagerelated to ReferencesWSFL0.60section
Web Services Flow Languagerelated to ReferencesIBM Corporation0.60section
Web Services Flow Languagerelated to ReferencesHung0.60section
Web Services Flow Languagerelated to ReferencesPatrick0.60section
Web Services Flow Languagerelated to ReferencesSpecifying Conflict0.60section
Web Services Flow Languagerelated to ReferencesInterest0.60section
Web Services Flow Languagerelated to ReferencesWeb Services Endpoint Language0.60section
Web Services Flow Languagerelated to ReferencesWSEL0.60section
Web Services Flow Languagerelated to ReferencesACM SIGecom Exchanges0.60section
Web Services Flow Languagerelated to ReferencesVolume0.60section

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