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Internet of Things Aware WS-BPEL Business Processes Context Variables and Expected Exceptions.

Domingos et al., 2014

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8293747212999259323
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Domingos D
Martins F
Cândido C
Martinho R
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J. Univers. Comput. Sci.

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Business processes can use Internet of Things (IoT) information to monitor context data in real-time and to respond to changes in their values in a timely fashion. For this matter, business process definition and execution languages should foresee an easy way for …
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