An XML interaction service for workflow applications

Authors:
Y. S. Kuo;Lendle Tseng;Hsun-Cheng Hu;N. C. Shih
Affiliations:
Institute of Information Science;Institute of Information Science;Institute of Information Science;Institute of Information Science
Venue:
Proceedings of the 2006 ACM symposium on Document engineering
Year:
2006

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Abstract

Interactions with human users are a crucial part of many workflow applications. In workflow or business process management specifications, such as WSBPEL, all data are represented as XML. As a consequence, many human tasks simply support users to create or update XML data compliant with a schema. We propose the XML interaction service as a generic Web service for use by human tasks that provides HTML form-based Web interfaces for users to interact with and update schema-compliant XML data. In addition, a visual interface design tool is provided for interface designers to create and customize the Web interfaces an XML interaction service supports.