On 3/26/09 8:29 PM, Rana Biswas wrote:
In the world of WS-BPEL, a transaction can take *days* or *weeks* to occur (imagine in reality, a product is back-ordered or you are waiting for M out of N vendors to respond). For the moment, let us put aside issue of what sort of underlying protocol is used. In these situations, you would want, after a certain amount of time, to pickle the tasklets that constitute the process and free up memory. When the message comes back in, depickle the tasklets and they will resume where they left off.Won't saving the data in a database be a better idea in this scenario.
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