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Issue - 76 - Mandating either Pessimistic or Optimistic Static

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Issue - 76 - Mandating either Pessimistic or Optimistic Static
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Issue - 76 - Mandating either Pessimistic or Optimistic Static
Status: open

Date added: 21 Oct 2003

Submitter: Yaron Goland

Date submitted: 21 October 2003

Document: Main Spec

Description: The spec does not mandate that BPEL engines be either pessimistic or optimistic in their static analysis. Therefore programmers can never know ahead of time what kind of engine they will end up on which all but guarantees portability problems. The spec therefore needs to mandate either pessimistic or optimistic static analysis behavior.

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