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Subject: Q on Variable Omission in Abstract Process
Hi, Can anyone help me understand the last two sentences in 15.1 quoted below? 15. Extensions for Business Protocols [...] 15.1. Variables [...] If a correlation set is initialized by rule 1 or 2 above, then outgoing messages in the same correlated exchange must also refrain from referencing a message variable. This restriction applies because it is not possible to initialize the properties of the outgoing messages from the correlation set alone. Are they saying the following? * Outgoing messages have more information (especially message properties) than correlation sets. * A correlated exchange must handle the same amount of information throughout its lifetime. That is, if a correlated exchange begins only with information relevant to correlation sets, it must stay within it. * Therefore, the above restriction. Yuzo Fujishima NEC Corporation
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