Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: b service compositions in BPEL have several nonfunctional requirements such as security, reliable messaging, and transactions. Although many WS-* specifications address such non-functional concerns in the b service context, they focus only on the messaging-level requirements without addressing the process-level requirements. ,  discuss different non-functional requirements in BPEL workflows and observe that current orchestration engines lack support for the specification and enforcement of such requirements, especially for process-level requirements. To solve this problem,  present a container framework, which introduces an XML-based deployment descriptor to specify the non-functional requirements in a declarative way. To enforce these requirements, a process container intercepts the process execution and calls dedicated middleware b services.  implemented the process container as a lightight container using a set of A04BPEL aspects that are automatically generated from the deployment descriptor. In addition,  have implemented BPEL middleware b services for reliable messaging, security, and transaction
['Anis Charfi', 'Benjamin Schmeling', 'Andreas Heizenreder', 'Mira Mezini']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Reliable, Secure, and Transacted Web Service Compositions with AO4BPEL
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