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Collection of Municipal Tax on Real Estate

Collection of Municipal Tax on Real Estate. * Value Model ( Basic ) * Specify BPMN * Skeleton of BPEL. Collection of Municipal Tax on Real Estate. Prepared by Nazli Temur Business Process Engineering Course Prof. Ernesto Damiani Informatics Department ,

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Collection of Municipal Tax on Real Estate

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  1. Collection of MunicipalTax on Real Estate

    *Value Model (Basic) *Specify BPMN *Skeleton of BPEL
  2. Collection of MunicipalTax on Real Estate PreparedbyNazliTemur BusinessProcessEngineeringCourse Prof. ErnestoDamiani InformaticsDepartment, University of Milan , CremaCampus
  3. NeededDefinitionsforDesigning a CompleteValue Model Scenario Actors Value Objects Value Transactions Scenario Paths
  4. Alternative web service
  5. Actors the Citizen - CIT, the Company, COM, non-profit orgenizations, NGO) (the Licensed Accountant - the LA, or the Center for Tax Assistance - the CAF) (the Municipality - M) (e.g. the Bank (B), the Post Office (PO) or others - (O)).
  6. ValueObjects a tax-payer a tax advisor a public service provider a tax collector
  7. ActivitySummaries of a Tax-PayerPoint of View
  8. BPMN
  9. FirstPiece
  10. SecondPiece
  11. ThirthPiece
  12. FourthPiece
  13. BPEL BPEL is an XML programminglanguage. As aprogramminglanguage it has threebasiccomponents: Programminglogic Data types Input/Output (I/O) BPEL splitsthesecomponentsup in thefollowingway: Programminglogic - BPEL Data types - XSD (XML SchemaDefinition) Input/Output (I/O) - WSDL (Web ServicesDescriptionLanguage)
  14. An Example of “helloword” programwithBpel <?xmlversion="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <processxmlns="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2003/03/business-process/" xmlns:print="http://www.eclipse.org/tptp/choreography/2004/engine/Print"> <!--HelloWorld - myfirst ever BPEL program --> <importimportType="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/" location="../../test_bucket/service_libraries/tptp_EnginePrinterPort.wsdl" namespace="http://www.eclipse.org/tptp/choreography/2004/engine/Print" /> <partnerLinks> <partnerLink name="printService" partnerLinkType="print:printLink" partnerRole="printService"/> </partnerLinks> <variables> <variable name="hello_world" messageType="print:PrintMessage" /> </variables> <assign> <copy> <from><literal>HelloWorld</literal></from> <to>$hello_world.value</to> </copy> </assign> <invokepartnerLink="printService" operation="print" inputVariable="hello_world" /></process>
  15. BPEL Skeleton <xmlversion = “UTF -8 ”> Bpel : processxmlns:bpel =“ httpd ”… <bpel : sequence> (forExclusive OR operation) <receive name : “receiveinput” partnerlink:….. (Start) <invoke “sendrequesttotaskadvicer”… / > <bpel:receive name = “Receive Form”> <inputvariable :“ ” outputvariable :”” > <bpel :invoke name =“Fill Form” > <bpel :receive name = “receiveinformation”> …….. . ……………………
  16. BPEL Skeleton <bpel : invoke name = “pay a certainamount of service ” <switch (…) ../ > <casecondition =“A” > <invoke name : “creditcard”> <casecondition= “B“> ( <otherwise> ) <invoke name : “cash”> <bpel:catchAll> <bpel : receive name = “receiveoutput”> </bpelreceive> </otherwise> </switch> ……………………. </bpel:sequence> </bpel:process> Not completebpelspecification of bpmnexamle
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