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I have a WSDL message which does not contain any part elements: <definitions ...> <message name="SolicitReadInputMessage"> </message> When using this WSDL with invoke activity, BPEL gives a validation error: ERROR: The variable "ReadIn" is not initialized, but used. This error goes away if the message has a part definition: <message name="SolicitReadInputMessage"> <part name="part1" type="xsd:string"/> </message> This seems like a BPEL validation bug as I believe messages with no-parts should be allowed.
Created attachment 69583 [details] WSDL with message that has no <part> element
Created attachment 69584 [details] Bpel process that invokes syncRead wsdl
Created attachment 69585 [details] trigger wsdl
Vladimir, please look at this ASAP.
I don't see any validation errors in BPEL. I created project (see attachment) with provided bpel and wsdl files, validated BPEL file, there is only one warning about not used variable: XML validation started. C:/Documents and Settings/v1v/My Documents/NetBeansProjects/BpelModule/src/newProcess2.bpel:20,8 WARNING: The variable "PollIn" is initialized and not used. 0 Error(s), 1 Warning(s). XML validation finished. If you look at the variable "PollIn", you find that it is initialized in receive activity "Receive1" and never used, so warning (not error) is shown.
Created attachment 69632 [details] Test project
Using GlassFish ESB build 20080918, the bpel editor throws validation error, please fix this issue, we need this feature ability to read a file from the middle of bpel process for Glassfish ESB release.
Please attach project where issue is reproducible. We couldn't do it with given WSDLs and BPEL.
Issue is not reproducible. Moreover looks like issue is invalid.
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