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In Service-oriented computing (SOC) interaction with remote services may incur in errors of different kinds: the remote service may disconnect, messages may be lost on the net, received data items may be outside the desired range of values, or a client may decide to interrupt the interaction with a remote service exactly in between the request and the corresponding response.
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Clearly, because of networks delay the answer may be received later than expected.
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We assume we have no other similar invocations enabled.
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Mauro, J. (2014). Interruptible Request Responses in Jolie. In: Constraints Meet Concurrency. Atlantis Studies in Computing, vol 5. Atlantis Press, Paris. https://doi.org/10.2991/978-94-6239-067-6_10
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