Is Business Process Execution Language executable? Is it a language? David Chappell doesn't like BPEL, and he makes his disdain for Business Process Execution Language known in a new post at his site.

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BPEL (Business Process Execution Language) is an XML-based, special purpose language that many hope will provide a standard way for specifying and building sharable business processes. We could, of ...

Some time ago I wrote about the issues with the new 2.0 version of BPEL, namely backward capability. Many of those issues, according to people using the technology, came true. The movement to 2.0 was ...

The idea and motivation behind almost each new technology and platform for enterprise application development is to provide an environment where better business applications can be developed with less ...

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Last month Microsoft released a preview of its Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) for Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) toolset. Microsoft co-authored the original BPEL standard, an ...

Has Business Process Execution Language (BPEL), which has been around for several years now, moved any closer to assuming the role of de facto standard? Not by Max Pucher's estimates. Max took a hard ...