I propose the following choice of alternatives:
Alternative A:
In Section 8.4
Change:
Style sheets associated with a process (through its doXslTransform
invocations) are considered part of the process definition, and in
most situations would not change at run-time. However, WS-BPEL
processors MAY dynamically update associated style sheets at
run-time, as long as all requirements of this specification are still
met (in particular, the semantics of "atomic" assignment and
serialized scopes).
To:
The first XPath function parameter, which names the style sheet, is intended
to have the same semantics as the location attribute of an <import> element.
The differences are only in syntax.
Style sheets associated with a process (through its doXslTransform
invocations) SHOULD be considered part of the process definition, and in
most situations would not change at run-time
in a similar manner to WSDL definitions and XML Schemas referenced by an <import> element.
However, WS-BPEL
processors MAY dynamically update associated style sheets at
run-time, as long as all requirements of this specification are still
met (in particular, the semantics of "atomic" assignment and
serialized scopes).
Alternative B (comes without
spec wording at the moment):
- Add another importType, http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform.
- Require the first parameter of doXslTransform to be a string literal
that matches an <import>ed "location" of the XSLT importType
stated above.
Danny
Simon D Moser wrote:
Hi all,
as discussed in the Call today, I move to vote on my submitters proposal to
remove the text mentioned below from section 8.4
Status: received
Date added: 25 Mar 2006
Categories: Other specifications
Date submitted: 24 March 2006
Submitter: Simon Moser
Description: The Text 8.4 about the dynamicity of XSLT should be removed
In Section 8.4, there is some text (which used to be a footnote):
Style sheets associated with a process (through its doXslTransform
invocations) are considered part of the process definition, and in
most situations would not change at run-time. However, WS-BPEL
processors MAY dynamically update associated style sheets at
run-time, as long as all requirements of this specification are still
met (in particular, the semantics of "atomic" assignment and
serialized scopes).
We (TC at f-t-f, Stuttgart) think that talking about dynamically changing
of XSLT artifacts is out of scope for the specification, since we do not
talk about dynamically changing WSDL or XSD files that are referenced from
the process, too.
Cheers
/Simon
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Business Process Solutions Development 1
IBM Boeblingen Laboratory
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thing more than twice in a row, redesign or re-implement. No excuse
possible.
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