On 13/01/07, Paul Downey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>  > Plenty of rule based systems have been around for a long time. So
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>  Branding. The name "BPEL" can be used to sell old wine
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>  As Anne points out, it's a standard in name only.

Given that BPEL 1.1 wasn't really a standard and that BPEL 2.0 (the
first actual standard) hasn't made it to be a standard yet I think
this might be writing it off a little bit too soon.

Standards have a value, standards create markets and while BPEL may,
or may not, be the execution standard that helps to create a more
active business process market there doesn't appear to be much else to
compete with it.

Even a crap standard is better than nothing, OLE was a great example
of such a thing.

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