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Original status: 1-Dispatched; Suggested Status: NEW Original Target Release: coke_dev; Suggested Target Milestone : 5.5 These items should be added to the Keywords: RELNOTE Original submitter: apepin Description: Steps to reproduce: - cerate a sync sample application - start AS - attach debugger - compile and deploy the sync application - set a breakpoint in the BPEL source - run test for the application - when breakpoint is acieved do step into - run one more test to create one more BPEL process instance Result: Debugger switch to a new process instance automatically and no way to switch to the previous one until the second is finished. After that user can continue the first process.
*** Issue 79283 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue. ***
It should be possible for a user to work with multiple process instances (even those of the same namespace) seemlessly. - you can not switch between process instances in the Process Instances View - sometimes when process instances are completed they are not removed from Process Instances View, you have to refresh the window manually - we should return a notion of the Current Process Instance to a debugger. Current (or active) position is not enough since we may have an empty current position and still have a current Process Instance
corrected scenario: - cerate a sync sample application - start AS - attach debugger - compile and deploy the sync application - set a breakpoint in the BPEL source - run test for the application - when breakpoint is acieved do step into - run one more test to create one more BPEL process instance Result: A new process instance appears in BPEL Process Instaces window but there is no way to switch to a new instance until the first one is completed. After that it's possible to make it current but instance name is not decorated with bold font.
Fixed, please verify
Verified by pchen on 2006-09-16