Hi All,

In BPS when we directly copy a new zip ( which is identified by the md5sum
of the zip file )  file of an existing BPEL process to
/repository/deployment/server/bpel folder this will be picked up as an new
version of the process and the existing process will be kept as a retired
process ( correct me if i am wrong ). To my understanding this is required
since there may be process instances that my be running on the older
version of the process which is ok. But when we do not have any instances
associated with an particular process that we are going to retire because
there is a new version, shouldn't we be able to automatically remove the
older version?. is there a reason to why this is not handled?.

The accumulation of such process can lead to out of memory errors in
production setups . The new cleanup tool that was introduced with the BPS
3.2.0 release does give a manual solution to this but wouldn't it be better
handle this within the code itself.

WDYT?

Regards,
Pulasthi



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