Do We Need a Refined Choreography Notion
Andreas Schönberger · ZEUS · 2011
Since the term choreography for capturing the publicly observable message exchanges between integration partners was coined, choreography technology evolved significantly. Today, the diversity of choreography languages is high. Up to now, choreography languages have been categorized by distinguishing between implementation specific and implementation independent choreographies as well as interaction and interconnection choreographies. In this work, we review important characteristics of choreography technologies to find out whether a refined choreography notion is needed. The fact that choreography classes that are almost orthogonal to existing categorizations as well as several selective choreography characteristics can be identified suggests this need.