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| − | Currently there are two approaches covering the BPMN to STP-IM model transformation: | + | Currently there are two approaches covering the BPMN to STP-IM model transformation. The user will have the freedom to choice between the two, depending on the use case he is aiming to: |
| − | * [[STP/IM_Component/Transformation_Approaches/From_BPMN/ | + | * [[STP/IM_Component/Transformation_Approaches/From_BPMN/Declarative | Declarative]]. Neutral approach; produces the most basic IM instance containing only information about the business process in the BPMN diagram. |
| − | * [[STP/IM_Component/Transformation_Approaches/From_BPMN/ | + | * [[STP/IM_Component/Transformation_Approaches/From_BPMN/Runtime_Technology_Based | Imperative: Runtime Technology Based]]. Used when the user aims to obtain a IM instance annotated with runtime technology information to later transform a model of this kind (BPEL, JBI). |
Latest revision as of 18:05, 31 May 2008
Currently there are two approaches covering the BPMN to STP-IM model transformation. The user will have the freedom to choice between the two, depending on the use case he is aiming to:
- Declarative. Neutral approach; produces the most basic IM instance containing only information about the business process in the BPMN diagram.
- Imperative: Runtime Technology Based. Used when the user aims to obtain a IM instance annotated with runtime technology information to later transform a model of this kind (BPEL, JBI).