1. David RR Webber SOA Architect Integrity One Partners Model-Driven, Open Architecture BPM: Delivering Process-Driven, Dynamic Applications

4. Template Driven Approach Analysis Design Coding Test Maintenance SW DEVELOPERS Specification Agile Dynamic Components TEMPLATES Adoption, integration Installation Implementation /Use Needs Requirements Procurement BUSINESS USERS BPMN models Excel spreadsheet XML visualization XML artifacts Dynamic Static Conventional Models, Artefacts, Code WSDL,XSD,UML,XML

5. Template Wizard runtime configuration Library Object templates/Components design time Facets Questions / Data Technology Targeting Syntax specific production rules Partner / Component Interface Agreement builder + review / support / completion workflow 1 3 4 XML 2 Conceptual Factors Stored XML XML XML XML Solution Specific Syntax 5

8. Today’s SOA / Mashup’s have extended service model needs

11. Defining Information Services Create Samples Rules Editor XML Analyst Templates Samples Develop Verify Structure Rules Context Vocabulary 3 2 Rules html XML Results html Publish 1 Detail Use Rules Test Rules on Samples 4 Share Results Enabling Agile Information Exchanges Structure + Vocabulary Rules + Context Templates Verify Template Outcomes

12. Configure the Business Exchange Content Assembly Template XML instance structure(s) Business context rules + Content Reference rules + Data Validation rules + External Mapping rules Logical business transaction can have more than one structure layout can relate rules directly with structure makeOptional () excludeTree() item type=&quot;noun&quot; name=&quot;Agency/@AgencyID&quot; UIDReference=&quot;ukt000910&quot; <conditional expression=&quot;'//SupplierID' and lookup(value,'SGIRWSDL:supplierID_check')&quot; <MapRule output=&quot;type&quot; input=&quot;Sales/Company/Year/Qtr/Product@type&quot;/> Simple Declarative Statements BPM Step transaction template OASIS Content Assembly Mechanism (CAM)

14. SOA, BPM and Data Services Transport Security Delivery Process 3 2 5 1 Data Services 4 C A M Internet Infrastructure Query / Response WSDL SOAP / http / https Vocabulary / Semantics Packaging / Encoding XML / edi Validation / Assembly Mapping / Transform XSD, CAM, Schematron Business Model Service Agreement Context / Roles Business Processes Description Msg Exchange Profile State & Context Addressing / Envelope Transactions Coordination Push / Pull

18. Example: NIEM XSD Reference Architecture Exchange xml *Exchange xsd *Extension xsd Namespace * Optional NIEM xsd subset *Constraint xsd IEPDs have their own target namespaces Constraint Validation Conformance Validation NIEM = National Information Exchange Model (www.niem.gov) for DOJ/DHS *Code list xsd XML Schema

25. Extract XSD to Assembly Template EXTRACT Structure Rules Documentation XSD 2 CAM XSLT Tools Exchange xml *Exchange xsd *Extension xsd *Code list xsd Namespace * Optional XML Schema NIEM xsd subset *Constraint xsd

26. Example Generation – OASIS EDXL Structure Declarative Rules XSLT XPath structure flexibility Assertion logic

27. Example Generated Documentation Enhanced Data type Logic Better code list handling Clear use pattern XPath functions

30. Eclipse CAM Editor 1 2 3 4 5 Available structures Structure Rule Viewer Rule Details Results Viewer Validation Process

33. Conceptual View of EDXL transaction Transaction Templates Structure Rules Context 3 2 Use Rules html XML Reports html Publish 1 Common Details Rules 4 Share Details Address Facility Contact Vehicles Emergency Resources Activity Content Rules Lookup Values Context Versioning Resources

38. Questions?

39. www.jcam.org.uk wiki.oasis-open.org www.oasis-open.org/committees/cam docs.oasis-open.org/cam www.oasis-open.org/committees/emergency www.niem.gov Resources: