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Checking Realizability of a Timed Business Processes Choreography

A business process (BP) can be understood as a set of related, structured, interacting services acting as peers, according to an intended choreography that is capable of giving complex functionality to customers. Several authors have made progress in solving the ”choreography realization” problem. The research work carried out in this paper amounts to analyzing and automatically checking the realizability of the defined choreography for services that communicate through messages in a general, distributed, and highly parallel system.