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Subject: RE: [wsbpel] Issue 247 What goes into the static analysis table?


Monica,

The requirement of having a scope within a forEach is something that should
be caught by the standard schema validation and not something that we should
have in this appendix. 

I agree though that the change identified below should be applied to the
spec text. Stating that the forEach MUST have a scope and explaining why is
good. My only point is that we don't need to reiterate this as a rule check
for syntax analysis since the schema will enforce it for us.

Perhaps the appendix that identifies all of the static analysis checks
should include a statement that these are all the checks that MUST be run on
a process after the process definition has been validated against the
schema. 


-----Original Message-----
From: Monica J Martin [mailto:Monica.Martin@Sun.COM] 
Sent: Wednesday, April 12, 2006 9:16 PM
To: Mark Ford
Cc: 'wsbpeltc'
Subject: Re: [wsbpel] Issue 247 What goes into the static analysis table?

Mark,
In looking at the editors' most recent version of Section 11 (11.6.3), Danny
vanderRijn pointed out a change that had not been applied related to Issue
204.  In that issue a syntactic static analysis requirement appears to be
referenced. Note, I plan to bring this up in the Section
11 review so a proposed textual change can be considered. Issue 204
resolution (from Alex Yiu) references this syntactic restriction and static
analysis.

11.7 (line 4452):
In order to address Danny's mention of Issue 204.
Change from:
The child activity of a <forEach> MUST be a <scope> activity.  The <forEach>
construct introduces an implicit counter variable, and also introduces
dynamic parallelism.

Change from:
The child activity of a <forEach> MUST be a <scope> activity.  This MUST be
enforced by static analysis. The <forEach> construct introduces an implicit
counter variable, and also introduces dynamic parallelism (i.e. 
having parallel branches of which number is not known ahead of time).

Reference in Issue 204 resolution:

    "...Recap and More Details:
    To restrict that the child activity of:
    (a) an <onEvent> and <onAlarm> under <eventHandler>
    (b) a <forEach> activity
    MUST be a <scope> activity.

    This restriction MUST be enforced during static analysis. (XSD will
    be updated to reflect this restriction). ..."

    See: http://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/wsbpel/200507/msg00077.html

Thanks.




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