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Issue - 84 - Require Static Analysis Description & List

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Issue - 84 - Require Static Analysis Description & List
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Issue - 84 - Require Static Analysis Description & List
Status: open

Date added: 5 Nov 2003

Submitter: Yaron Goland

Date submitted: 22 October 2003

Document: Main Spec

Description: BPEL's semantics depend on the use of static analysis before run time
in order to prevent entire classes of errors, errors whose existence the spec
assumes to be impossible at runtime and therefore makes no provisions to handle.
Unfortunately the static analysis requirements as currently defined in the BPEL
spec are implicit rather than explicit which makes portability very difficult as 
implementers have no way to be sure they have completely implemented all the static
analysis steps the spec relies on.

Submitter's proposal: The BPEL spec be required to explicit define all static analysis checks that
BPEL's semantics depend on in the text of the standard. 

Add an appendix, much like the existing fault summary
appendix, that will provide a single checklist of all static analysis
requirements with a brief description of their function.

Changes: 5 Nov 2003 - new issue

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