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Subject: Issue 199: Message Variable Naming Scheme


Title: Message
 
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Issue 199: Message Variable Naming Scheme

Status: received
Date added: 16 Mar 2005
Categories: Data handling
Date submitted: 16 March 2005
Submitter: Yuzo Fujishima
Champion: Yuzo Fujishima <fujishima@bc.jp.nec.com>
Document: Issue 103 resolution
Description: Since Issue 103 has been resolved without defining concrete naming scheme for message variables, we need a new issue to discuss it.

The BPEL issues list lists three candiates:

A. $variable.part B. $variable_part C. $variable-part

Submitter's proposal: I think candidate C is not viable because "-" will be interpreted as the minus operator.

Choose candiate A and make it illegal to have "." in variable names.
Changes: 16 Mar 2005 - new issue


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