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The 2004 VLDB workshop on Technologies on E-Services (VLDB-TES 2004) was the ?fth workshop in a series of annual workshops endorsed by the VLDB Conference.Itservedasaforumfortheexchangeofideas,resultsandexperiences in the area of e-services and e-business. VLDB-TES 2004 took place in Toronto, Canada. It featured the presen- tion of 12 regular papers, focused on major aspects of e-business solutions. In addition, the workshop invited 2 industrial speakers to share their vision, insight and experience with the audience. The workshop would not have been a success without help from so many people. Special thanks go to Fabio Casati, who organized the program agenda and the proceedings publication, and Chandra Srivastava, who served as the publicity chair. We also thank the members of the program committee and the additional reviewers for their thorough work, which greatly contributed to the quality of the ?nal program. We hope that the participants found the workshop interesting and stimul- ing, and we thank them for attending the workshop and for contributing to the discussions.

The 6th Workshop on Technologies for E-Services (TES-05) was held September 2-3, 2005, in conjunction with the 31st International Conference on Very Large Data Bases (VLDB 2005) in Trondheim, Norway. The next generation of applications will be developed in the form of services that are offered over a network, either a company's intranet or the Internet. Service-based architectures depend on an infrastructure that allows service providers to describe and advertise their services and service consumers to discover and select the services that best fulfill their requirements. Frameworks and messaging protocols for e-services in stationary and mobile environments are being developed and standardized, metadata and ontologies are being defined, and mechanisms are under development for service composition, delivery, monitoring, and payment. End-to-end security and quality of service guarantees will be essential for the acceptance of e-services. As e-services become pervasive, e-service management will play a central role. The workshop's objective is to provide a forum for researchers and practitioners to present new developments and experience reports. The goal of the TES workshop is to identify the technical issues, models, and infrastructures that enable enterprises to provide e-services to other businesses and individual customers. In response to the call for submissions, 40 papers were submitted, out of which the Program Committee selected 10 high-quality submissions for presentation at the wo- shop. Unfortunately, one author had to withdraw, and the remaining nine papers that were presented are included in these proceedings.

The 2004 VLDB workshop on Technologies on E-Services (VLDB-TES 2004) was the ?fth workshop in a series of annual workshops endorsed by the VLDB Conference.Itservedasaforumfortheexchangeofideas,resultsandexperiences in the area of e-services and e-business. VLDB-TES 2004 took place in Toronto, Canada. It featured the presen- tion of 12 regular papers, focused on major aspects of e-business solutions. In addition, the workshop invited 2 industrial speakers to share their vision, insight and experience with the audience. The workshop would not have been a success without help from so many people. Special thanks go to Fabio Casati, who organized the program agenda and the proceedings publication, and Chandra Srivastava, who served as the publicity chair. We also thank the members of the program committee and the additional reviewers for their thorough work, which greatly contributed to the quality of the ?nal program. We hope that the participants found the workshop interesting and stimul- ing, and we thank them for attending the workshop and for contributing to the discussions.

The 6th Workshop on Technologies for E-Services (TES-05) was held September 2-3, 2005, in conjunction with the 31st International Conference on Very Large Data Bases (VLDB 2005) in Trondheim, Norway. The next generation of applications will be developed in the form of services that are offered over a network, either a company''s intranet or the Internet. Service-based architectures depend on an infrastructure that allows service providers to describe and advertise their services and service consumers to discover and select the services that best fulfill their requirements. Frameworks and messaging protocols for e-services in stationary and mobile environments are being developed and standardized, metadata and ontologies are being defined, and mechanisms are under development for service composition, delivery, monitoring, and payment. End-to-end security and quality of service guarantees will be essential for the acceptance of e-services. As e-services become pervasive, e-service management will play a central role. The workshop''s objective is to provide a forum for researchers and practitioners to present new developments and experience reports. The goal of the TES workshop is to identify the technical issues, models, and infrastructures that enable enterprises to provide e-services to other businesses and individual customers. In response to the call for submissions, 40 papers were submitted, out of which the Program Committee selected 10 high-quality submissions for presentation at the wo- shop. Unfortunately, one author had to withdraw, and the remaining nine papers that were presented are included in these proceedings.

The2002VLDBworkshoponTechnologiesforE-Services(VLDB-TES02)is the third workshop in a series of annual workshops endorsed by the VLDB Conference. Itservesasaforumfortheexchangeofideas,resultsandexperience intheareaofe-commerceande-business. VLDB-TES02tookplaceinHongKong,China. Itfeaturedthepresentation of14regularpapers,focusedonmajoraspectsofe-businesssolutions. Inad- tion,theworkshopinvited?veindustrialspeakerstosharetheirvision,insight, andexperiencewiththeaudience. Theworkshopwouldnothavebeenasuccesswithouthelpfrommanyp- ple. SpecialthanksgotoFabioCasati,whorecruitedtheworld-classspeakers from various e-business ?elds, Ludger Fiege who served as the publicity and publicationchair,andEleanaKafeza,whoorganizedandplannedthelocal- rangements. We also thank the authors for submitting their papers and the membersoftheprogramcommitteeandexternalreviewersfortheirthorough work,whichgreatlycontributedtothequalityofthe?nalprogram. Wehopethattheparticipantsfoundtheworkshopinterestingandstimul- ing,andwethankthemforattendingandforcontributingtothediscussions. Juli2002 Ming-ChienShan Mei-ChunHsu AlejandroBuchmann Organization WorkshopO?cers GeneralChair Ming-ChienShan,Hewlett-Packard shan@hpl.hp. com ProgramChairs Mei-ChunHsu,CommerceOne Meichun. Hsu@commerceone. com AlejandroBuchmann,DarmstadtUniversityofTechnology buchmann@informatik. tu-darmstadt. de IndustrialTrackChair FabioCasati,Hewlett-Packard casati@hpl. hp. com LocalArrangementsChair EleanaKafeza,HongKongUniversityofScienceandTechnology kafeza@cs. ust. hk PublicityChair LudgerFiege,DarmstadtUniversityofTechnology fiege@gkec. tu-darmstadt. de VIII Organization ProgramCommittee GustavoAlonso,ETHZuric .. h,Switzerland JeanBacon,CambridgeUniversity,UK MartinBichler,IBM,USA ChristofBornhoevd,IBM,USA PaulBrebner,CSIRO,Australia ChristophBussler,OracleCorp. ,USA ArvolaChan,TIBCO,USA Jen-YaoChung,IBM,USA UmeshDayal,Hewlett-Packard,USA OscarDiaz,U. delPaisVasco,Spain AsumanDogac,MiddleEastTechnicalUniversity,Turkey PeterFankhauser,FraunhoferIPSI,Germany DanFishman,AvayaLabs. ,USA MatthewFuchs,SteleCorp.,USA DimitriosGeorgakopoulos,Telcordia,USA BobGlushko,CommerceOne,USA EleanaKafeza,HongKongUniversityofScienceandTechnology,China RogerKilian-Kehr,T-SystemsNova,Germany JohannesKlein,Microsoft,USA WinfriedLamersdorf,HamburgUniversity,Germany FrankLeymann,IBM,Germany ChristophLiebig,SAP,Germany OdedShmueli,Technion,Israel JoeSventek,Agilent,UK StefanTai,IBM,USA AphroditiTsalgatidou,U. ofAthens,Greece DickTsur,Real-TimeEnterpriseGroup,USA SteveVinoski,IONA,USA HartmutVogler,SAPResearchLab,USA ClausvonRieger,SAP,Germany GerhardWeikum,U. oftheSaarland,Germany AdditionalReferees GeorgeAthanassopoulos YildirayKabak NuriGokhanKurt GokceBanuLaleci ThomiPilioura UweWilhelm TableofContents DynamicE-business:TrendsinWebServices...1 C. Mohan TelecomDatabasesfortheE-servicesIndustry...6 MikaelRonstrom,VinayP. Joosery ImprovingtheFunctionalityofUDDIRegistriesthroughWeb ServiceSemantics ...9 AsumanDogac,IbrahimCingil,GokceLaleci,YildirayKabak PublicProcessInheritanceforBusiness-to-BusinessIntegration...19 ChristophBussler AModel-TransformersArchitectureforWebApplications...29 AlexeyValikov,AlexeiAkhounov,AndreasSchmidt ModelingE-serviceOrchestrationthroughPetriNets ...38 MassimoMecella,FrancescoParisiPresicce,BarbaraPernici CompositeApplications:ProcessBasedApplicationDevelopment...48 AnilK. Nori,RajivJain DesignMethodologyforWebServicesandBusinessProcesses...54 MikeP. Papazoglou,JianYang E-serviceBasedInformationFusion:AUser-LevelInformation IntegrationFramework...65 AbdelsalamHelal,JingtingLu ARequestLanguageforWeb-ServicesBasedonPlanningand ConstraintSatisfaction...76 M. Aiello,MikeP. Papazoglou,JianYang,M. Carman,M. Pistore, L. Sera?ni,P. Traverso CommunicationFlowExpressionsinaNoti?cationandResponseSystem. 86 JoannJ. Ordille,ThomasPetsche ACoverage-DeterminationMechanismforCheckingBusiness ContractsagainstOrganizationalPolicies...97 AlanS. Abrahams,DavidM. Eyers,JeanM. Bacon ManagingBusinessRelationshipsinE-servicesUsingBusiness Commitments...107 HaifeiLi,Jun-JangJeng,HenryChang X TableofContents Ad-HocTransactionsforMobileServices ...118 AndreiPopovici,GustavoAlonso AdvancedWebSessionProviderforSuspensibleE-services...131 JingLi,XinZhang,ZhongTian PLM -DynamicBusinessProcessCompositionandExecution flow byRuleInference...141 LiangzhaoZeng,DavidFlaxer,HenryChang,Jun-JangJeng Trust-BasedSecurityModelandEnforcementMechanismforWeb ServiceTechnology...151 SeokwonYang,HermanLam,StanleyY. W. Su FairExchangeunderLimitedTrust...161 ChihiroIto,MizuhoIwaihara,YahikoKambayashi AuthorIndex...171 Dynamic E-business: Trends in Web Services C.

This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Business Process Management, BPM 2008, held in Milan, Italy, in September 2008. The volume contains 20 revised full research papers and 3 industrial papers carefully reviewed and selected from 154 submissions, as well as 8 prototype demonstration papers selected out of 15 demo submissions. In addition three invited keynote papers are presented. The conference has a record of attracting innovative research of the highest quality related to all aspects of BPM, including theory, frameworks, methods, techniques, architectures, standards, and empirical findings.