Re: [wsbpel] WS-BPEL XML Schema - Global Elements other than <process>

[Alex Yiu <alex.yiu@oracle.com>]

Hi,

Google translates from:
"Änderungen an den BPEL TC XSDs"
to:
"Changes to the BPEL TC XSDs"

I guess Dieter's "translation" does not have the "lost in translation" situation Instead, we have "addition in translation" situation. ... ;-)

[ That is the informal reply to this thread ... :-) ... I will send out a formal reply later ]



Regards,
Alex Yiu


Dieter Koenig1 wrote:

Resending with a more "readable" subject line :-)
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Hi Alex, as discussed in the TC, the current WS-BPEL XML Schema allows
creating valid XML documents that contain root elements other than
<process>.

For example (I dropped the namespace declarations for readability):
   <copy ...>
     <from/>
     <to/>
   </copy>
is a valid WS-BPEL document !!!

It is only necessary to allow <bpel:process> or <bpel:service-ref> as
WS-BPEL root documents, and <bpel:property> and <bpel:propertyAlias> as
WSDL extension elements.

Thomas created a WS-BPEL XML Schema (with about 15 minor modifications
marked THS) that would avoid valid root documents like the one shown above.
   (See attached file: wsbpel_main.xsd)
Please have a look at it. Thanks in advance!!

Kind Regards
DK

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(See attached file: wsbpel_main.xsd)
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