[owl-s] Synchronization with "Split" and "SplitJoin"

[Michael Dänzer]

Hi

Split completes directly after its processes are scheduled for 
execution, but not already executed, whereas Split+Join completes after 
the execution of all its processes has completed. Split is somewhat 
similar to an asynchronous method call and Split+Join is somewhat 
similar to a synchronous method call.

Hope this helps
Michael Dänzer

ahtisham aslam wrote:

>Hi,
>can anyone give a little bit explaination of how
>"Split" and "SplitJoin" are helpfull in creating
>"Synchronization" between process components. 
>
>Further more, your comments to understand, in which
>situations one should use "Split" and when
>"SplitJoin".
>
>A little bit explaination of capabilities of "Split"
>and "SplitJoin", because the definition of "Split" and
>"SplitJoin" in OWL-S 1.1 Technical Overview is not
>enough to differentiate between them.
>with tnx waiting for response.
>Bye
>
>Muhammad Ahtisham Aslam
>Ph.D Student
>Room No. 5-06
>Institute Of Informatics
>University Of Leipzig
>Germany
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