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Enrico Levesque edited comment on ODE-483 at 9/2/09 6:48 AM:
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I updated the 2 project examples with images of the BPMN diagrams to help 
understand the bookshop examples.

      was (Author: enricolds):
    I updated the 2 project examples with images of the BPMN diagram to help 
understanding the bookshop examples.
  
> Instance replayer
> -----------------
>
>                 Key: ODE-483
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ODE-483
>             Project: ODE
>          Issue Type: New Feature
>    Affects Versions: Wishlist
>            Reporter: Rafal Rusin
>             Fix For: Wishlist
>
>         Attachments: bookshop-example-1.zip, bookshop-example-4.zip, 
> Khriss-AdaptabilitySupport.pdf, replayer-example.zip, replayer-proposal.diff, 
> replayer-test2-soapui-project.xml
>
>
> Imagine situation when client has deployed a process with a lot of active, 
> long running instances. Then he finds there's a bug in this process and a 
> simple bugfix is needed. But with current versioning rules, new version is 
> only used when new instances are created. So there's no simple way for doing 
> such bufixes (which are usually possible with eg. java application using 
> database connection). It is a blocking argument for deploying ODE Bpel 
> solution instead of a regular java application.
> I think the best way to deal with such situations is to add 
> serialize/deserialize to/from xml operations for process instances in 
> management API. Also pause/resume ODE operations would be useful. 
> Then, a bugfix procedure would look like this;
> -pause ode
> -serialize instances
> -deploy newer version
> -deserialize instances and fix manually any import errors 
> -resume ODE
> It would also be a benefit of being able to do migration from older to newer 
> ODE and between Hibernate/JPA DAOs, which I saw already in some bug reports. 
> What do you think about it?
> Regards

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