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In mode overview section 3.5.3, it says that at run time new information is added to a Concrete Interaction Channel Variable. It seems to me that the information should be already available at the Concrete level. (Corda)
reexamine section 2.5.2.4 of editors copy 03 apr 2004. accept and assign (default)
Given the use cases for correlation, correlation data is not always required, and as such I am inclined not maintain it as added to the Concrete Interaction Channel Variable at runtime. However, there is no harm to have correlation available at the Concrete level (instead of being added at runtime). I would like to enter this as a discussion point.
In the absence of any comments, I propose to close this bug in favor of maintaining correlation information as added to the Concrete Interaction Channel Variable at runtime.
text in 2.5.2.4 of 22 sept 04 WD addresse this issue adequately