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A Business Process Component Framework

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Business processes are not treated as “first-class objects” in state-of-the-art business applications and frameworks, and their main characteristics that have been determined by business process engineering are usually not represented. A component framework for the composition of business applications from business entity and process components is presented. Its business process components represent isomorphically the business process characteristics; they embody the hierarchical composition of business processes, the well-defined modal processing flow among business activities, and the user-event driven interactive processing. It allows a very high degree of reuse with regard to different aspects, like that of activities by the composition of activities from reusable and pluggable activity components.

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Schmid, H.A., Cristaldi, A., Jacobson, G. (2001). A Business Process Component Framework. In: Wang, X., Johnston, R., Patel, S. (eds) OOIS 2001. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-0719-4_52

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