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DAT: Dependency Analysis Tool for Service Based Business Processes

Olfa Bouchaala · Mohamed Yangui · Samir Tata · Mohamed Jmaïel

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Business Process Modeling and Analysis Model-Driven Software Engineering Techniques Service-Oriented Architecture and Web Services

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Control and data dependencies represent prominent information for modeling, managing, testing and optimizing service based business processes (SBPs). BPMN 2.0, as a twofold-purpose language, can be used to both mode land execute these SBPs. However, there is neither tailored support nor implemented tool for dependency ananlysis of such processes. Therefore, in this paper, we designed and implemented DAT, a dependency analysis tool for SBPs inBPMN. Then, we show the usability of this tool using a realistic case study.

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