TPA Lifetime Sample Clauses

TPA Lifetime. The <Duration> tag under <TPAInfo> specifies the valid duration of the TPA. <Duration> consists of <Start>, to specify the starting date and time of the TPA, and <End>, to specify the last date and time on which the TPA is valid. If <Start> is omitted, the TPA is valid immediately. If <End> is omitted, there is no limit to the valid duration. <Duration> can be omitted if the defaults for both <Start> and <End> are acceptable. <Start> and <End> each contain <Date> and <Time> to specify the date and the time on that day. See "Dates" and "Time of Day". When the end date and time are reached, any actions that are still in progress will be allowed to complete and no new action requests will be accepted. When all in-progress actions on each conversation are completed, the conversation will be terminated whether or not it was completed. NOTE: It should be understood that if an application recognizes a "unit of business" consisting of multiple action requests, such units of business may be terminated with no error indication when the end date and time are reached. If the framework also recognizes this unit of business as a conversation, it could provide an error indication to the application. If the framework does not recognize this unit of business as a conversation, it is the responsibility of the application to recognize the situation and recover. NOTE: It should be understood that it may not be feasible to wait for outstanding conversations to terminate before ending the TPA since there is no limit on how long a conversation may last. Following is the syntax of <Duration>. <Duration> <Start> <!--Optional--> <Date>date</Date> <Time>time</Time> </Start> <End> <Date>date</Date> <Time>time</Time> </End> </Duration>
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