Issue - 52 - Should BPEL provide a standard way to specify how flows in the same process send messages to each other?

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Issue - 52 - Should BPEL provide a standard way to specify how flows in the same process send messages to each other?
Status: open

Date added: 18 Aug 2003

Submitter: Yaron Goland

Date submitted: 18 August 2003

Document: BPEL Spec

Description: Should BPEL provide a standard way to specify how flows in the same process send 
messages to each other? It is possible and critical that flows in the same process be able 
to send messages to each other but there is no standard way to specify that this is happening 
in a BPEL process definition.

Changes: 18 Aug 2003 - new issue

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