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Subject: Issue - 225 - Links Crossing Boundaries of Isolated Scopes


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Issue - 225 - Links Crossing Boundaries of Isolated Scopes

Status: received
Date added: 11 Aug 2005
Categories: Specification editing
Date submitted: 10 August 2005
Submitter: Dieter Koenig1
Document: WS-BPEL 2.0 Working Draft (Jul 13, 2005)
Description: Section 12.6 has the following:
A link MUST NOT cross the boundary of (...), an isolated scope (...).

It *is* allowed to have links crossing the boundary of an isolated scope -- the only restriction is that outbound links fire when the isolated scope finishes, and you cannot re-enter a scope (cyclic control dependency, deadlock).
Submitter's proposal: Drop the text ", an isolated scope" from the sentence.
Changes: 11 Aug 2005 - new issue


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