XLANG

XLANG is a notation for the automation of business processes based on Web Services for the specification of message exchange behavior among participating Web Services. XLANG is expected to serve as the basis for automated protocol engines that can track the state of process instances and help enforce protocol correctness in message flows.

Organization: Microsoft

More information: XLANG page on the .Net Framework Community Web site (new window)

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