Issue R30 Proposal to Vote

["Mark Ford" <mark.ford@active-endpoints.com>]

Insert a sentence to the end of Section 12.7.2 that states the interval for the <repeatEvery> is calculated when the parent scope starts. This doesn’t change when the clock starts, it just clarifies when the expression should be evaluated.

 

FROM:

 

If the <repeatEvery> expression is specified with either the <for> or the <until> expression, the first alarm is not fired until the time specified in the <for> or <until> expression expires; thereafter it is fired repeatedly at the interval specified by the <repeatEvery> expression. If the specified duration value for <repeatEvery> is zero or negative then the standard fault bpel:invalidExpressionValue MUST be thrown.

 

TO (bold text between *** has been inserted)

 

If the <repeatEvery> expression is specified with either the <for> or the <until> expression, the first alarm is not fired until the time specified in the <for> or <until> expression expires; thereafter it is fired repeatedly at the interval specified by the <repeatEvery> expression. *** The duration for the <repeatEvery> is calculated when the parent scope (the scope which directly encloses the event handler) starts. *** If the specified duration value for <repeatEvery> is zero or negative then the standard fault bpel:invalidExpressionValue MUST be thrown.