Re: [wsbpel-spec-edit] Migration to source-forge and loss of a revision

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Alex Yiu <>
Date
2005-03-04T09:38:49+00:00
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Re: [wsbpel-spec-edit] Migration to source-forge and loss of a revision
Don't worry about the re-editing work for now. (before the F2F).

I have not figured out the setup details of Putty and SSH yet. :-) 

I will try to do the re-editing after the F2F. 

Regards,

Alex Yiu

Satish Thatte wrote:

  
  
  
  

  
Alex,

  
 

  
Sorry to
hear that you lost your work.  

  
 

  
Yaron, 

  
 

  
Do you have
the pen or is it OK for Alex
to go ahead with his re-editing work?

  
 

  
Satish

  
 

  

  

  

  
From: Alex
Yiu [mailto:] 

  Sent: Thursday, March
03, 2005
11:08 AM

  To: Francisco Curbera;
Satish
Thatte; Diane Jordan

  Cc: Yaron Goland;
Prasad Yendluri;
; Alex Yiu

  Subject:
[wsbpel-spec-edit]
Migration to source-forge and loss of a revision

  

  
 

  

Hi, all,

  

I just double checked the draft uploaded to OASIS website. (after
migrating to
sourceforge)

  http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/wsbpel/download.php/11601/wsbpel-specification-draft-022705.htm

  

Unfortunately, I found one of my last revision changes (original rev
number is:
1.59) is lost!

 I did check changes into the old CVS at ibm.com successfully.

 

I guess my checkin happened after migration to source forge BUT before
that CVS
site was turned off by IBM admin. I would suggest that if we have
similar CVS
migration in future, the old CVS site should be turned off to public
first
before migratiing the CVS history to sourceforge. 

  

I guess I need to reapply the changes again to the doc. (Relatively
speaking, I
have a local copy of changes). 

  

FYI ... here is related changes. 

------------------------------

Fixing misc typo in the spec:

(a) Moving terminationHandler from process level to scope level 

(b) removing compensationHandler from the process level

(c) renaming an attribute of "scope" from "variableAccessSerializable"
to "isolated"

(d) removing "enableInstanceCompensation" attribute from XSD

------------------------------

  

  

Thanks.

  

  

  

Regards,

Alex Yiu