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Subject: Re: [wsbpel] Issue - 250 - How do we deal with extensionActivitiesthat contain other activities that have <sources> or <targets>?



Oh now i see the problem .. it's about the list of activities that can 
start. Yup, that's broken.

Rania Khalaf wrote:
> Wouldn't the process just get rejected then if it is the only one ? 
> becauase after replacing with an empty there is no start activity in the 
> process ?
> 
> if it's not the only one, why is it a problem to treat it as an empty if 
> one doesn't understand the extension ?
> 
> 
> 
> Danny van der Rijn wrote:
> 
>> Perhaps this is a new issue;  perhaps not.
>>
>> The list of illegal things to have in an extension activity should be 
>> expanded to include start activities:
>>
>> IF:
>> - an extension activity that is not mustUnderstand=yes MUST NOT be a 
>> start activity.  It also MUST NOT contain start activities.
>>
>> ws-bpel issues list editor wrote:
>>
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>>>     Issue - 250 - How do we deal with extensionActivities that contain
>>>     other activities that have <sources> or <targets>?
>>>
>>> *Status:* received
>>> *Date added:* 21 Mar 2006
>>> *Categories:* links <#category_links>
>>> *Date submitted:* 21 March 2006
>>> *Submitter:* Danny van der Rijn <mailto:dannyv@tibco.com>
>>> *Description:* The semantics of an <extensionActivity> may be such 
>>> that it may contain other activities. Those activities may contain 
>>> <sources> and/or <targets> that refer to links defined in a <flow> 
>>> that is NOT a child (at any level of nesting) of the <extensionActivity>
>>>
>>> 10.7 states that the <extensionActivity> is treated as an empty 
>>> activity if the mustUnderstands of the extension it contains is 'no', 
>>> so removing these nested <sources> and <targets> would be illegal.
>>> *Co-submitter:* Rania Khalaf
>>> *Submitters' Proposal:*
>>>
>>> Since turning the extensionActivity into an <empty> activity would 
>>> lose such sources or targets, the extensionActivity must not be 
>>> ignored. Therefore
>>>
>>> IF:
>>> - a link crosses the boundary of an <extensionActivity> (see precise 
>>> definition of "cross" in 11.6, Flow),
>>> THEN:
>>> the extension element referring to the namespace of the 
>>> <anyElementQName ..> child of the <extensionActivity> MUST have 
>>> mustUnderstand=yes.
>>>
>>> For example, consider the case that
>>>
>>>     * a flow defines a link, "l", AND
>>>     * the flow contains an <extensionActivity>, whose anyElementQName
>>>       is <foo:bar>, xmlns:foo="http://example.com/foo"; AND
>>>     * <foo:bar> contains another activity, "a", at any level of
>>>       nesting that EITHER:
>>>           o contains a <source> that references "l" and/or
>>>           o contains a <target> that references "l"
>>>
>>> THEN: the process MUST have the element below in its extensions section:
>>>
>>>  <extension namespace="http://example.com/foo"; mustUnderstand="yes"/>
>>>  
>>>
>>>
>>> *Changes:* 21 Mar 2006 - new issue
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