New wording for issue 200

Put the last sentence to the end of 12.5 (i.e. last paragraph before
12.5.1):
"It is illegal for a link to have an activity as a target if the source
of the link is an ancestor of the target of the link."

Replace the following paragraph in section 12.5.1 (Link Semantics):

"If, during the performance of structured activity S, the semantics of S
dictate that activity X nested within S will not be performed as part of
the
behavior of S, then the status of all outgoing links from X is set to
negative. An example is an activity within a branch that is not taken in
a switch activity..."

with the two paragraphs without the last sentence below, i.e.:

"If, during the performance of structured activity S, the semantics of S
dictate that activity X nested within S will not be performed as part of
the behavior of S, the status of all outgoing links from X is set to
negative. In order to avoid violating control dependencies,
This step is performed after all activities A have completed where X has
a control dependency on A.

An example where this rule applies is an activity within a branch that
is not taken in a switch activity, or activities that were not completed
in a scope in which processing was halted due to a fault, including a
bpws:joinFailure (see Scopes and Compensation Handlers)."

Kind Regards
DK



                                                                           
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If, during the performance of structured activity S, the semantics of S
dictate that activity X nested within S will not be performed as part of
the behavior of S, the status of all outgoing links from X is set to
negative. In order to avoid violating control dependencies,
This step is performed after all activities A have completed where X has
a control dependency on A.

An example where this rule applies is an activity within a branch that
is not taken in a switch activity, or activities that were not completed
in a scope in which processing was halted due to a fault, including a
bpws:joinFailure (see Scopes and Compensation Handlers).
It is illegal to have control links which source is a structured
activity and the target one of its child activities.