Business process execution language for web services

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E-services: a look behind the curtain (2003, background): “…will be represented as (rather large) XML documents, thus paving the way for application of XML data management tools, such as high-level query languages and constraint checkers; and (iv) as auto-discovery of e-services becomes a reality we will see queries being made against huge volumes of…”