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Re: [wsbpel] Issue - R15 - Proposal for Vote

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Alex Yiu <>
Date
2006-10-20T07:22:59+00:00
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Re: [wsbpel] Issue - R15 - Proposal for Vote
Proposal for Vote: 

Change paragraph in Section 5.5 FROM:

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A business process instance ends either normally or
abnormally. The
process ends normally when the main activity of the process completes.
The process ends abnormally if either:
  
    
a fault reaches the process scope, regardless of whether it
is
handled or not (see section 10.10. Immediately Ending a Process –
Exit), or 

    
the process instance is explicitly ended by an exit activity
(see section 10.10. Immediately Ending a Process). 

  

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TO:

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A business process instance ends either normally or abnormally.
The
process ends normally when the main activity of the process completes without propagating any fault.
The process ends abnormally if either: 

  
    
a process level (explicit or default)
fault handler completes
without propagating any fault or 

    
the execution of a process level fault
handler itself faults
(the effect of this particular case is similar to an <exit>
activity or 

    
the process instance is explicitly ended
by an exit activity
(see section 10.10. Immediately Ending a Process). 

  

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(Note: Adding "without propagating any fault"
consistently to qualify and clarify what "completes" means in Section
5.5. It applies to Section 11.6.2 also)

In section 11.6.2: (this is not a normative change but a clarification
change)

From:

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When activity A completes, the following steps MUST be performed to
determine the effect of the links on other activities: ...

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To:

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When activity A completes without propagating
any fault, the following steps MUST be performed to determine
the effect of the links on other activities: ...

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Regards,

Alex Yiu
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