Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Purpose – Aims to identify security‐relevant semantics of business processes being defined by WS‐BPEL (b Services Business Process Execution Language, BPEL for short) scripts, in particular, when such scripts defining collaborative business processes on top of b services are deployed across security domain boundaries.Design/methodology/approach – Analysing potential of BPEL to define behaviour of business processes violating restrictions implied by security policies.Findings – Semantic patterns being combinations of particular BPEL features and b services with specific access restrictions implied by security policies are defined and their implications for analysis of BPEL scripts during compliance assessment of cross‐domain defined business processes are identified.Research limitations/implications – The results of the research part of which is reported here have been applied in a research prototype to BPEL scripts of limited size and comparatively simple business logic. Real‐world examples of BPEL ...
['Klaus Peter Fischer', 'Udo Bleimann', 'Woldemar F. Fuhrmann', 'Steven Furnell']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Analysis of security‐relevant semantics of BPEL in cross‐domain defined business processes
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