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M. Ilger, M. Zapletal:
"An Implementation to transform Business Collaboration Models to executable Process Specifications";
Vortrag: Multikonferenz Wirtschaftsinformatik 2006, Passau, Germany; 20.02.2006 - 22.02.2006; in: "Proceedings of the conference on Service-Oriented Electronic Commerce at the Multikonferenz Wirtschaftsinformatik 2006, Passau Germany", M. Schoop, C. Huemer, M. Rebstock, M. Bichler (Hrg.); GI-Edition - Lecture Notes in Informatics (LNI), (2006), ISBN: 3-88579-174-9; S. 9 - 23.

UN/CEFACT´s Modeling Methodology (UMM) is a well accepted and formal
notation to analyze and design B2B business processes. In a service oriented architecture
(SOA) environment process specification languages like the Business Process
Specification Schema (BPSS) are used to configure B2B information systems. However,
mappings from UMM models to BPSS process specifications currently exist just
on a conceptual level. This results in a gap between defined B2B processes and BPSS
configurable e-commerce systems. Thus, a model driven code generation of BPSS
descriptions is required. In this paper we present a technical implementation of a
transformation engine that generates BPSS process specifications from a UMM model
represented in the XML Metadata Interchange (XMI) language. This implementation
bridges the gap mentioned above. It has been used in the EU project GILDAnet to
generate BPSS descriptions from logistic processes modeled in UMM.

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