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Executable choreography represents a decentralized form of service composition, involving the cooperation of several individual entities. It is an improved form of service choreography. Executable choreographies can be intuitively seen as arbitrary complex workflows that get executed in systems belonging to multiple organisations or authorities.

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  • Executable choreography represents a decentralized form of service composition, involving the cooperation of several individual entities. It is an improved form of service choreography. Executable choreographies can be intuitively seen as arbitrary complex workflows that get executed in systems belonging to multiple organisations or authorities. Executable choreographies are actual code created to encode system behavior from a global point of view. The behavior of main entities in a system is given in a single program. Choreographies enhance the quality of software, as they behave like executable blueprints of how communicating systems should behave and offer a concise view of the message flows enacted by a system. (en)
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  • Executable choreography represents a decentralized form of service composition, involving the cooperation of several individual entities. It is an improved form of service choreography. Executable choreographies can be intuitively seen as arbitrary complex workflows that get executed in systems belonging to multiple organisations or authorities. (en)
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  • Executable choreography (en)
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