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| Summary: |
Visualize the current position when the current PI is in Running state |
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soa
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Reporter: |
Alexander Zgursky <zgursky> |
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BPEL Debugger | Assignee: |
Alexander Zgursky <zgursky> |
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RESOLVED
FIXED
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| Severity: |
blocker
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| Priority: |
P3
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| Version: |
5.x | |
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| Hardware: |
All | |
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All | |
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Issue Type:
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ENHANCEMENT
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| Bug Blocks: |
89926
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abbr. PI = Process Instance When user resumes the current PI and it reaches some activity that takes significant time to execute (e.g. synchronous invoke activity), user may get confused since - debugger actions (step, continue) are disabled (since current PI is not in "Suspended" state) - there is no visualization of where the PI is executing - the PI's State ("Running" in our case), displayed in the Process Instances View, is very easy to overlook and the Process Instances View itself may be closed See issue 82301 as an example of a possible scenario to reproduce the confusing behaivor. Having a visualization of the current execution position while the PI is in Running state seem to solve the problem.