We assume that software archite ture is a set of aspects which represent concerns multiple-dimensionally separated. Moreover, software architecture is assumed to be not just a product model but it also implies a software process for its implementation. We view the architecture as a set of aspects connected via join points. In this sense, the aspect is the composite component and the join point is the connector. The aspect, in turn, consists of a set of components from different abstraction level of the development stage. A connector implies an order of the development of connected components. Based on this assumption,the architecture (connectors) is to define a partial-order process for the development. This paper describes the idea which tells how a software architecture defines software process in the context of aspect-orientation. We demonstrated how it works with several examples.