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There exists an open source project that (among other stuff) provides a limited BPEL engine as a GT4 WSRF service. http://gpe4gtk.sourceforge.net

my email is ziff@free.fr
(If you can send the source code from the service.)
(Or even you can send or published the jar file generate with BPEL and the 2 Gar files for the globus toolkit)
I will be very please
Thank you in advance

Hello,
I find your article very interesting.
I'd like to test your exemple on my machine.
Can you very please published(or send me by mail) the code source(java I think) for generating the Service(MyFactoryService and MyService)on globus toolkit.
Thank you.

Just to inform of the typo in the Article header - PBEL should be BPEL.

Otherwise, I think the article is inspiring.

Thanks

SOA/Web Services - Business Process Orchestration with PBEL. Our journey began with our Department of Defense research projects when we saw an opportunity to solve our data management challenges with XML (http://xml.sys-con.com/read/40411.htm). The journey continued with the evolution of that work as it applied to exposing legacy data sources as XML through data-oriented Web services (http://xml.sys-con.com/read/45527.htm). We continue to build upon this foundation by broadening our service-oriented architecture (SOA) with these XML-enabled yet disjoint systems as we look to Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) to orchestrate their complex interactions.

Our journey began with our Department of Defense research projects when we saw an opportunity to solve our data management challenges with XML (http://xml.sys-con.com/read/40411.htm). The journey continued with the evolution of that work as it applied to exposing legacy data sources as XML through data-oriented Web services (http://xml.sys-con.com/read/45527.htm). We continue to build upon this foundation by broadening our service-oriented architecture (SOA) with these XML-enabled yet disjoint systems as we look to Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) to orchestrate their complex interactions.