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Vitaliy Tkachenko updated ODE-1066:
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Summary: Unstable work of compensation activity (was: Unsatable work of
compensation activity)
> Unstable work of compensation activity
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> Key: ODE-1066
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ODE-1066
> Project: ODE
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: BPEL Runtime
> Affects Versions: 1.3.6
> Environment: Win7x64, Java 1.8.0_111, Tomcat 7.0.73
> Reporter: Vitaliy Tkachenko
> Attachments: FlightReservationProcess.zip
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> Compensation doesn't work appropriately, there is no guarantee that it will
> be processed on execution. It doesn't matter which BPEL version is used
> either 1.1 or 2.0 and which method is used to provide the compensation
> (either "compensate" or "compensateScope").
> If there are several scopes to compensate the most big chance to work out its
> compensation handler has the last scope - it fails rarely but scopes defined
> prior to the last scope have much bigger chances to fail. When compensation
> fails nothing is seen in the log, it just doesn't work.
> Attaching the FlightReservationProcess application to reproduce the bug.
> Specify "all" in the input to execute compensation for all scopes, call it
> many times and check how scopes are compensated. Each result 4, 5, 6 must
> contain "1" if the corresponding scope "car", "hotel" , "asbstract" has been
> compensated. But in reality the most big probability "abstract" scope has to
> include "1", it fails having the "0" pretty rarely. But other scopes "car"
> and "hotel" fail oftenly, only in rare cases they contain "1" as being
> compensated. You can also play including "car", "hotel", "abs" instead of all
> to compensate only specified scopes. E.g. use "car hotel" in the input to
> compensate these 2 scopes only.
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