Issue - 206 - Exit Activity (Immediately Terminating a Service Instance)

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Issue - 206 - Exit Activity (Immediately Terminating a Service Instance)

Status: received
Date added: 27 Apr 2005
Categories: Syntax and semantics
Date submitted: 27 April 2005
Submitter: Dieter Koenig1
Document: Specification working draft, Section 14.6, "Terminating a Service Instance".
Description: As a result of Issue 135, we are distinguishing forced termination (which causes termination handlers to be run) and exit (which stops all execution without running termination handlers).
Submitter's proposal: Add clarifying language to section 14.6.

Change the text: From: All currently running activities MUST be terminated as soon as possible without any fault handling or compensation behavior.

To: All currently running activities MUST be terminated as soon as possible without any termination handling, fault handling, or compensation behavior.
Changes: 27 Apr 2005 - new issue

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