Geração de código orientado a serviço a partir de modelos de processos de negócio

Abstract

Business Process Management (BPM) is a methodology of process management that aims to make these processes more efficient and aligned to the goals of business enterprise, which may be assisted by technological tools. With this the present work aims to understand how to identify services in a model of business process and from this identification, how generate the code necessary to implement these services in a service-oriented architecture with the aim to create a tool that performs this process in an automatic way thus streamlining the process of developing an application. In the process of identifying services in business process models, a study was conducted on the Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN) and heuristics able to identify various workflow patterns in models that use this notation. With this information it was created a model to generate code based on XML Process Definition Language (XPDL) that through the Velocity Engine enabled transformations based models were used to generate all the code necessary to implement these services. The end result was a extensible tool, allowing new workflow patterns to be incorporated thereby increasing the ability to identify models of services in business process more complex.