+1
Assaf
Dieter Koenig1 wrote:
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>If one *really* chooses to model a process like this, it can be done
>already:
> assign-copy from partnerLink "myself-inbound" (myRole) to
>"myself-outbound" (partnerRole)
> invoke (use partnerLink "myself-outbound" and a correlation set to get
>the same instance)
> receive (use partnerLink "myself-inbound" and a correlation set to get
>the same instance)
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>In addition, imo, we should not introduce a dedicated construct which
>encourages intra-process-instance communication patterns that are asking
>for deadlocks.
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>Kind Regards
>DK
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> "Yaron Y. Goland"
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>In section 6.2, 7.2
>Change the partnerLink schema to:
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><partnerLinks>
> <partnerLink name="ncname" partnerLinkType="qname"
> myRole="ncname"? partnerRole="ncname"?
> partnerIsSelf="Boolean"?>+
> </partnerLink>
></partnerLinks>
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>Add the following text to the end of section 7.2:
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>If the partnerIsSelf attribute is set to true then it indicates that the
>partnerRole points to the BPEL process instance in which the partnerLink
>is being used. The default value of the partnerIsSelf attribute is
>false. partnerIsSelf is used to support internal communication so that a
>BPEL process instance can send messages to itself. By specifying
>partnerIsSelf="true" the BPEL engine knows that it is to provide a
>binding for the partnerRole that points at the BPEL process instance.
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>Add the following to the schema definition of tPartnerLink:
><attribute name="partnerIsSelf" type="bpws:tBoolean" use="optional"
>default="no"/>
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