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Issue - 242 - Remove required scope children

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Issue - 242 - Remove required scope children
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Issue - 242 - Remove required scope children
Status: received

Date added: 21 Jan 2006

Categories: Scoping, Syntax

Date submitted: 20 January 2006

Submitter: Danny van der Rijn

Description: Arising from part (B) of [proposed resolution;MSG=200509/83] for  issue 120.2 and its discussion.
See http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/wsbpel/200509/msg00083.html

Rescind issue 204 : clarify the relationship between eventHandler and compensationHandler  completely.  Add the elements and attributes from scope (except suppressJoinFalure, isolated, and standard-elements for onAlarm) that are not currently on <onAlarm> and <forEach>

Rationale:  Extend the relevant rationale from Part A ( issue 241)

issue 241 : clarification of onevent resource resolution  was for onEvent.  This issue is for onAlarm and forEach

Changes: 21 Jan 2006 - new issue

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