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Tag Archives: BPEL
Is the BPMN/BPEL Debate a Dead Horse?
Bruce Silver’s latest post “Reframing the BPMN vs BPEL Debate” calls to question whether it is worth continued discussion of the definition of BPM. Like most of Bruce’s posts, it is insightful and well worth reading. This is in response … Continue reading
BPEL-Grail
Finally a well considered and detailed article on the limitations of the approach to BPEL. There are a few vendors who promote BPEL as as the one-and-only-true-way to support BPM. In fact, it is good for some things, but fairly … Continue reading
WYDIWYE: The Answer to BPEL Transform Problems
I just want to highlight an excellent post by William Vambenepe on the subject of BPMN to BPEL: going to battle with one hand tied? He does a very simple experiment: draw a meaningful diagram in BPMN, in this case … Continue reading
Human Process: Email Voting
The BPMN specification includes a sample process to use as an example of how you would use BPMN to draw the process and how it would then be converted to BPEL. Bruce Silver has suggested that this be used as … Continue reading
The Diagram IS the Meaning
Bruce Silver put together a summary of The Real Issues with XPDL, BPEL, and BPMN where he explained better than I could that the aspect of portability that is more valuable depends on what you’re trying to do. He correctly … Continue reading
Throw Out the Diagram?
I ran a “Round Table” at the BPM ThinkTank on the subject of BPMN and XPDL. There always is the question: “Why not use BPEL?” Then I explain how XPDL holds the graphical layout, the X & Y coordinates, the … Continue reading
The BPMN-XPDL-BPEL value chain
I got the chance to participate on a panel session at the BPM Think Tank in Arlington VA on May 24 2006 on the subject of BPM Standards. Richard Mark Soley was on one end representing OMG and the BPMN … Continue reading
Life After BPEL?
A study of the usefulness of the BPEL language, and not just regurgitating the marketing hype from vendors. The paper “ Life After BPEL?” by W.M.P. van der Aalst et. al. is a refreshing view of the good and the … Continue reading
