JSR 207 Java Process Definition for Java aims to explore and standardize the relationships between Process Languages (such as BPEL), Java languages, and J2EE platforms. Java Process Definition (JSR 207) defines a more advanced programming model that allows developers to write business processes. Its Standardization is very encouraging, it can improve the abstract level of enterprise-level application development. Since the next step is to define Java Process standards, Bea and IBM have worked closely to establish a new standard called bpelj and submit it to the JSR 207 Working Group. Bpelj is a product of the combination of BPEL and Java. These two languages can be used together to build complete business process applications. Program. By working together with BPEL and Java, bpelj allows them to take advantage of their respective strengths. Bpelj is implemented through the extension of the BPEL language. Therefore, any BPEL process can be executed through bpelj. By standardizing these extensions, business processes will be truly portable and interoperable through the J2EE platform.
