A mapping from TVPCCS into BPEL
Mohammed Lamine Beggar, Lejian Liao · 2012
The Web Services Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) is a language used to specify compositions of web services. In the last few years, a considerable amount of work has been done on modeling (parts of) BPEL and developing verification techniques and tools for BPEL. Petri nets and formal languages have been widely used to model Web services composition, but temporal value passing calculus of communicating systems (TVPCCS) language seems to be more adequate for several reasons. Generally BPEL programs are mapped to other languages and then the verification is performed, A more promising way is to directly build TVPCCS model, to check it and then map it to a BPEL process model. This paper describes a mapping from TVPCCS onto BPEL process model.