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Orchestration describes how web services interact with each other at the message level, including the business logic and execution order
of the interactions. These interactions may span applications and/or organizations, and result in a longlived, transactional, multi-step process model. For example, in the eLandings web services interface, the simplest case of reporting a landing requires the following web service method invocations:

  1. ProcessorReportManagementService.reserveLandingReportNumbers and .reserveFishTicketNumbers
  2. ProcessorReportManagementService.submitInitialLandingReport
  3. ProcessorReportManagementService.submitIfqReports
  4. ProcessorReportManagementService.submitFinalLandingReport
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