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Subject: Re: Syntax Free Models - was: [Fwd: Oracle Input for Core ComponentsWG]
Bob > To me, that gets back to "what do you mean by 'process'"? > > If you mean sending a document, then they are different. > > If you mean what one party does in the context of a two-party > transaction, then they are different. > > But if you mean what is going on economically, then there > is only one process which is an exchange, where two parties > are involved, a buyer and a seller. > > Make sense? Very much so. A message is always the interface between two processes, that of the message creator and the message receiver. When I say Order>>Response>>Despatch etc then the >> identifies the point at which a message needs to be sent between two or more processes. I would argue against trying to create models that try to indicate both sides, though this is probably what is required to describe a "business process" such as "to buy" or "to sell", which covers both of the processes that the message interfaces with. Martin
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