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Developing Adaptive Composite Business Services Using WebSphere Business Services Fabric: Part 3 - CBS Modeling, Ontology Editing, and Policy Simulation

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Overview This series of paper discusses the end-to-end process of creating composite business services with IBM WebSphere Business Services Fabric Version 6.0.2.Part 1 introduces the idea of composite business services, and how WebSphere Business Services Fabric supports the development of these services. Part 2, explains how WebSphere Business Services Fabric can help resolve a proposed business problem by illustrating the resulting analysis and design steps. This installment describes the steps for creating a Composite Business Service (CBS) model with IBM WebSphere Business Composition Studio (hereafter referred to as Composition Studio), using the business scenario described in Part 2. This paper covers the CBS modeling in Composition Studio, editing the ontology and policies definition, and using Policy Simulator to verify the assembly.

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Publisher	IBM	File Format	HTML
Date Published	August 2007
Format	White Papers
Topics	Business Management

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