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Original status: 4-Defer; Suggested Status: RESOLVED (Resolution:REMIND) These items should be added to the Status Whiteboard: MONROVIA Description: Note : 1. Enable to BPEL debugger before creating the project. 2. Attach the BPEL debugger using the port 3343,host=localhost Steps to reproduce : 1. Created an echo project (included echo.bpel and echo.wsdl file) 2. Copy and pasted .wsdl text into the .wsdl created (see attached) 3. In the BPEL, copy and paste the attached bpel code. 4. Created Composite Application 5. Right click on CompApp1 and select properties from right click menu 6. select Build -> Packaging Project, click on Update button and click on OK button 7. Add JBI Module to CompApp1 and repeat the steps from 5 to 6 8. Build and deploy the project 9. Click on Step Into command until cursor reach the <wait> activity. ( Put the break points before and after the wait activity) 10. Create the test case under CompApp1 and set the test-timeout property to more than 3 mins, ex -200 sec) Actual Result : Control is not coming to next break point after wait time reaches to expected time Expected result : Control should be placed to next break point and continue the execution after wait time. Description (Entry 2): Renuka, Should step 9 and step 10 be swapped. Also, when the cursor reaches an activity, that mean the engine is *about* to execute that step, so you will need to 'Step into' first on the Wait. There is a bug that I fixed in Alaska and didn't make it into EESDK, if you "Step into" wait, it will enter into the wait state. In EESDK, you should see the breakpoint on wait again enabled after the wait time expires, and you have to "Step into" again to move the cursor to the next, do you see the same? The above 2 times entering the same activity is fixed. But I wish to make sure it is the case you are seeing. Thanks Mei
*** Issue 79279 has been marked as a duplicate of this issue. ***
I believe the timezone offset should be added for until: instead of <until>'2006-06-22T19:45:00'</until> You need to specify how the local timezone offset from UTC, for example: <until>'2006-06-22T19:45:00+1:00'</until>, otherwise it is taken as UTC time value instead of local time value and so the wait will never complete
Verified Mei's statement: > <until>'2006-06-22T19:45:00'</until> > You need to specify how the local timezone offset from UTC, for example: > <until>'2006-06-22T19:45:00+1:00'</until>, otherwise it is taken as UTC time > value instead of local time value and so the wait will never complete on 2006-09-13 by pchen