Ok. That helped... 

The problem was that BPEL designer (from JbossTools 3.1/eclipse) generates
default value pattern="response" an earlier version was generating
pattern="out" which, I think, was ignored and default(???) value was taken
by ode... and this was working for me.

Thanks for help!


Rafal Rusin wrote:
> 
> Please define pattern attribute on invoke, like this:
> <bpws:invoke...>
>     <bpws:correlations>
>          <bpws:correlation initiate="yes" pattern="request" set="cs"/>
>      </bpws:correlations>
> </bpws:invoke>
> 
> and try again.
> 
> 2009/12/2 V. Seprak <[email protected]>:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have process with flow element. Inside flow element I have two
>> sequences
>> every consisting from assign invoke and receive. Something like this.
>>
>> <process>
>>     <receive/>
>>
>>    <flow>
>>       <sequence name="Sequence1">
>>            <assign/>
>>            <invoke/>
>>            <receive/>
>>       </sequence>
>>
>>       <sequence name="Sequence2">
>>            <assign/>
>>            <invoke/>
>>            <receive/>
>>       </sequence>
>>    </flow>
>>
>>    <invoke/>
>> </process>
>>
>> I also have three global correlation sets defined, one for main process
>> and
>> two for sequences inside flow element. Correlation set for main process
>> is
>> initialized on first receive. Remaining two correlation sets are
>> initialized
>> on invoke activities (sequence1/sequence2). All three correlation sets
>> have
>> same 2 properties (processId, sequenceId). sequenceId is set in assign
>> activity (Sequence1/ Sequence2).
>>
>> This doesn't work and my only hint is logger message:
>>
>>  GeronimoLog.error(104) | org.apache.ode.bpel.common.FaultException:
>> Correlation not initialized.
>>
>> and database table bpel_correlation_set which shows:
>>
>> CorrelationSet1 with value "CorrelationSet1~53~"  (correlation set
>> initialized at the beginning of the process) and CorrelationSet2 and
>> CorrelationSet3 with empty value column.
>>
>> I have also tried to put sequences each inside its own scope and define
>> local scoped correlations but the result is same.
>>
>> Thanks for help.
>>
>>
>>
>>
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>>
> 
> 
> Regards,
> -- 
> Rafał Rusin
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> 
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