Issue - 275 - "immediately enclose" and compensation

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Issue - 275 - "immediately enclose" and compensation

Status: received
Date added: 2 May 2006
Date submitted: 02 May 2006
Submitter: Alex Yiu
Description: We passed the motion to use the wording "immediately enclose" consistently in chapter 12. Such as replace "enclosed immediately" to "nested immediately". Its definition is:

For the purpose of specifying the semantics of <compensate> and <compensateScope>, a scope, A is considered to immediately enclose another scope, B, if B is enclosed in A and B is not enclosed in any other scope or FCT-handler that is itself enclosed in the outer scope A. Other structured activities (e.g. <sequence> or <forEach>) and event handlers enclosed in A do not affect the concept of immediate enclosure.

FCT-Handler is defined as the collection of fault, compensation, termination handler.
Changes: 2 May 2006 - new issue

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