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Implementing a flexible compensation mechanism for business processes in web service environment

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posted on 2024-07-11, 10:31 authored by Zaihan Yang, Chengfei LiuChengfei Liu
Web services have been emerging as a promising technology for business process integrations. Due to their long-duration and loosely coupled properties, Web service based applications require transactional support beyond traditional transactions. Some Web service standards have been proposed to deal with the transaction aspect of Web service applications. Compensation is a commonly used mechanism in these standards for backward recovery. However, the compensation mechanism usually adopted is too fixed and cannot satisfy the various requirements of different applications. In this paper, we first analyse the compensation protocol of current standards. Then we enrich the protocol by allowing flexible compensation and extend our proposed multiple-compensation mechanism in Web service environment. The implementation of the extended compensation mechanism is discussed and the incorporation of the mechanism into current standards is also addressed.

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A Framework for Supporting Consistent and Reliable Collaborative Business Transactions

Australian Research Council

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769526691

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Proceedings - ICWS 2006: 2006 IEEE International Conference on Web Services

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ICWS 2006: 2006 IEEE International Conference on Web Services

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7 pp

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IEEE

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