Translation-based Verification of Web Services Composition via ZING
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Lu, J
Su, K
Dong, R
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Xhang Zi, Zhou Xiao Tan, Liu Pin
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BPEL4WS (BPEL for short) is a standard business process execution language for Web services composition. To formally verify the correctness and reliability of Web services compositions, we propose an Input/Output Labelled Transition System (I/OL TS) as the intermediate formal model, which is well adapted to model BPEL constructs and handle faults, events, terminations, message correlation and activities. To be able to automatically verify Web services compositions via a model checker, we first develop a translation procedure to translate BPEL language into I10L TS, and then develop another translation procedure to translate the I10LTS model into the input language of ZING, a software model checker developed by Microsoft. The translation-based verification process for Web services composition is illustrated by a case stUdy.
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Proceedings - 2010 International Conference on Intelligent Computing and Integrated Systems, ICISS2010
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Computational logic and formal languages