Question:
What will happen if a correlation set is initiated more than once during the
lifetime of the corresponding scope?
The
intent of the original authors was
A.
bpws:correlationViolation fault is always thrown -- for executable processes and
the situation is marked as “undefined” for abstract processes.
The other
two alternatives each mask a modeling error with “reasonable”
interpretations:
B.
bpws:correlationViolation fault is thrown only if the new property values are
different from the old ones.
C. The
old property values remain valid and no fault is thrown. The new property
values are ignored.
Satish
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Issue
- 37 - Initiating Correlation Set More Than Once
Status: open
Date added: 11 Jul 2003
Submitter: Yuzo Fujishima
Date submitted: 11 July 2003
Document: BPEL 1.1 Specification
Description:
What will
happen if a correlation set is initiated more than once during the lifetime of
the corresponding scope?
Quote
from 10.2 Defining and Using Correlation Sets:
After a correlation set is initiated, the values of the properties for
a correlation set must be identical for all the messages in all the operations
that carry the correlation set and occur within the corresponding scope until
its completion.
Candidates
are:
A.
bpws:correlationViolation fault is always thrown.
B.
bpws:correlationViolation fault is thrown only if the new property values are
different from the old ones.
C. The
old property values remain valid and no fault is thrown. The new property
values are ignored.
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