1. Jagdish Gangolly State University of New York at Albany ther sources
ebXML
Jagdish Gangolly
State University of New York at Albany
ther sources
Acc 683 (Spring 2002) Jagdish S. Gangolly
11/9/2018

2. ebXML Methodology & Process Modeling Document Modeling
Message /Object Access Protocol
Business Process Specification Schema
Registry/Repository
Collaboration Protocol Profiles & Agreements
UDDI
Acc 683 (Spring 2002) Jagdish S. Gangolly
11/9/2018

3. Methodology & Process Modeling I
Registries-oriented framework based on support for managed public processes based on models
Declarative rather than procedural specifications
Architectural separation of business and information technology aspects of e-business.
Acc 683 (Spring 2002) Jagdish S. Gangolly
11/9/2018

4. Methodology & Process Modeling II
Business processes: activities & exchanges of business information among business partners.
Need for orchestrating/choreographing complex business processes involving many parties.
Tools include: modeling language (UML), a process to organise the modeling effort (UMM), and a schema language.
Acc 683 (Spring 2002) Jagdish S. Gangolly
11/9/2018

5. Methodology & Process Modeling III: UMM
Workflow: Logical grouping of activities in the project
Business modeling WF  Bus Opns Map (BOM)
Requirements WF  Bus Req View (BRV)
Analysis WF  Bus Transactions View (AWF)
Design WF  Bus Service View (BSV)
Phases
Inception (requirements specification, scope & vision)
Elaboration (architectural prototype)
Construction (implementation & testing)
Transition (testing & deployment)
Iteration
Acc 683 (Spring 2002) Jagdish S. Gangolly
11/9/2018

6. Methodology & Process Modeling IV: Business Modeling Workflow
Workers: Business process analyst, business domain expert, technical modeler (business designer)
Artifacts:
BOM (context, descriptions of processes, identification of information objects)
Worksheets (business reference model form, business area form, process area form, identify business process form
Use cases
Acc 683 (Spring 2002) Jagdish S. Gangolly
11/9/2018

7. Methodology & Process Modeling V: Requirements Workflow
Workers: Same as before, but business process analyst is referred to as systems analyst.
Artifacts:
Business collaborations (use cases -- choreography)
Business transactions
Economic elements
Worksheets (business process use case worksheet, business collaboration worksheet, business collaboration protocol table worksheet)
Activity diagrams
Acc 683 (Spring 2002) Jagdish S. Gangolly
11/9/2018

8. Methodology & Process Modeling V: Requirements Workflow II
BRV & ebBPSS correspondances:
Business process packages  BPSS <ProcessSpecification> element
Each main business use case for the package  BPSS <MultiPartyCollaboration>
Collaborations constituting business process  BPSS <BinaryCollaboration>s
Choreography of <BinaryCollaboration>s within a <MultiPartyCollaboration>  <Transition>s associated with each <BusinessPartnerRole>
Acc 683 (Spring 2002) Jagdish S. Gangolly
11/9/2018

9. Methodology & Process Modeling V: Analysis Workflow
Description of application’s business transactions (activities involving formal exchange of business documents)
Worksheets (business transaction worksheet, business transaction property value table, business transaction transition table)
Models/Diagrams:
State Machine model to model the behavior of each business partner
Interaction diagrams (sequence diagrams & collaboration diagrams)
Acc 683 (Spring 2002) Jagdish S. Gangolly
11/9/2018