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| The API for the BPEL Object Model (BOM), a domain-specific document |
| object model (DOM) that can represent BPEL v1.1 and BPEL v2.0 (OASIS) processes. |
| While the BOM enforced strcutural constraints |
| --for example that a process contain one root activity-- |
| it does not perform any static analysis, and may be used to produce processes |
| that are invalid. |
| It is also possible to use the BOM to build processes that do not conform to |
| the BPEL XML Schema. |
| This allows the BOM to be used in applications such a process design, where an |
| incomplete or invalid process may need to be modeled. |
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