I find that if one orchestration sends an asynchronous invocation message the other orchestration, if the receiving orchestration is not available for the moment, there is no exception thrown. I have two questions about this:
1. If one orchestration sends asynchronous message to another orchestration and the orchestration receiveing the message is not available for the moment, does the invocational orchestration has some mechanism to detect that the asynchronous invocation message not received by the receiver? 2. Is BPEL asynchronous communication generally specified in this way or just the case of ODE implementation wants to make it this way? Thanks.
