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Piers

2006-05-10, 7:14 pm

Hi

I am currently doing the tutorials. I am at Tutorial 3, Lesson 2, Step 6.
When I clicked "Rebuild", I got the following error:

"if shared data is updated in a parallel then all references in every task
must be in a synchronized or atomic scope"
I wasn't too sure what this meant, but I put the two parrallel branches on
the right each within their own scope. I set the Synchronized to True and
Transaction Type to None.

This seemed to fix the above build error, but I still had the following
error:
"unitinialized correlation 'B2BORchestrations.B2BProcess.PO.CorrelSet".

The ReceiveASN shape has a "Following Correlation Sets" property set to
"PO_CorrelSet"
The ReceiveInvoice shape has a "Following Correlation Sets" property set to
"PO_CorrelSet"
The SendCommonPO shape has a "Initializing Correlation Sets" property set to
"PO_CorrelSet"

Anyone else completed this tutorial?


Piers

2006-05-11, 7:13 pm

Ok, my bad. I went back through the tutorial and found that under Tutorial
3, Lesson 1, Step 1 that I put the Receive shape inside the parallel shape
and not below it.

Great tutorials btw. The only thing I'd add is a little more theory about
WHY you are doing what you are doing and WHEN you would typically want to do
such a thing, rather than simply HOW you do something.

"Piers" <piers.coleman_no_spam@sunaptic.com> wrote in message
news:%23I3qrEIdGHA.1856@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
> Hi
>
> I am currently doing the tutorials. I am at Tutorial 3, Lesson 2, Step 6.
> When I clicked "Rebuild", I got the following error:
>
> "if shared data is updated in a parallel then all references in every task
> must be in a synchronized or atomic scope"
> I wasn't too sure what this meant, but I put the two parrallel branches on
> the right each within their own scope. I set the Synchronized to True and
> Transaction Type to None.
>
> This seemed to fix the above build error, but I still had the following
> error:
> "unitinialized correlation 'B2BORchestrations.B2BProcess.PO.CorrelSet".
>
> The ReceiveASN shape has a "Following Correlation Sets" property set to
> "PO_CorrelSet"
> The ReceiveInvoice shape has a "Following Correlation Sets" property set
> to "PO_CorrelSet"
> The SendCommonPO shape has a "Initializing Correlation Sets" property set
> to "PO_CorrelSet"
>
> Anyone else completed this tutorial?
>



Vinith Antony

2007-01-11, 1:25 pm


> Hi
>
> I am currently doing the tutorials. I am at Tutorial 3, Lesson 2, Step 6.
> When I clicked "Rebuild", I got the following error:
>
> "if shared data is updated in a parallel then all references in every task
> must be in a synchronized or atomic scope"
> I wasn't too sure what this meant, but I put the two parrallel branches on
> the right each within their own scope. I set the Synchronized to True and
> Transaction Type to None.
>
> This seemed to fix the above build error, but I still had the following
> error:
> "unitinialized correlation 'B2BORchestrations.B2BProcess.PO.CorrelSet".
>
> The ReceiveASN shape has a "Following Correlation Sets" property set to
> "PO_CorrelSet"
> The ReceiveInvoice shape has a "Following Correlation Sets" property set to
> "PO_CorrelSet"
> The SendCommonPO shape has a "Initializing Correlation Sets" property set to
> "PO_CorrelSet"
>
> Anyone else completed this tutorial?
>


Hello,
I am getting the same error at the same point while running the tutorial. I have placed the receive control right under the horizontal line that denotes the bottom of Route_PO shape. Could you please help me to solve that error.

Vinith

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