In recent years, declarative, constraint-based approaches have been proposed to model loosely-structured business processes, mediating between support and flexibility. A notable example is the Declare framework, equipped with a graphical declarative language whose semantics can be characterized with several logic-based formalisms. Up to now, Declare constraints have been mainly used to tackle control-flow aspects, abstracting away from data. In this work, we extend Declare so as to include task data and data-aware constraints. We show how the Event Calculus (EC) formalization of Declare can be improved to deal with such extensions, and to apply a reactive EC reasoner for monitoring data-aware constraints.
M. Montali, F. Chesani, P. Mello, F. M. Maggi (2013). Towards data-aware constraints in declare. New York : ACM [10.1145/2480362.2480624].
Towards data-aware constraints in declare
MONTALI, MARCO;CHESANI, FEDERICO;MELLO, PAOLA;
2013
Abstract
In recent years, declarative, constraint-based approaches have been proposed to model loosely-structured business processes, mediating between support and flexibility. A notable example is the Declare framework, equipped with a graphical declarative language whose semantics can be characterized with several logic-based formalisms. Up to now, Declare constraints have been mainly used to tackle control-flow aspects, abstracting away from data. In this work, we extend Declare so as to include task data and data-aware constraints. We show how the Event Calculus (EC) formalization of Declare can be improved to deal with such extensions, and to apply a reactive EC reasoner for monitoring data-aware constraints.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.