The following table describes the validation content and corrective actions in the validation for a user-defined reception:

Table 2-29 Validation contents and actions for a user-defined reception

Item No.	Validated content	Corrective action to be taken
1	Is an operation name that matches the operation name of the user-defined reception defined in the business process?	Check the operation name of the receive activity of the business process and the user-defined reception and if necessary, revise to define a matching operation name.
2	Does the communication model (synchronous/asynchronous) of the User-Defined Reception Operations match with the communication model (synchronous/asynchronous) of the business process operations?	Check the definition of the receive activity for the business process and the user-defined reception and if necessary, revise to match with the communication model (synchronous/asynchronous) of the operation.
3	Is the type of the allocated variable of the receive activity and reply activity (including those for fault messages) corresponding the user-defined reception, a message type?	Check the business process definition, and if necessary revise and change the allocated variable of the relevant activity to a variable that corresponds to user-defined reception.
4	Does the reply activity (not including those for fault messages) of the response message for user-defined reception, exist?	Check the business process definition, and if necessary revise and define the reply activity corresponding to the User-Defined Reception Operations.
5	Does a fault name that matches the fault name for the User-Defined Reception Operations exist in the reply activity of the business process?	Check the business process and user-defined reception definitions, and if necessary revise and take any one of the following measures: Define the reply activity corresponding to the fault name in the User-Defined Reception Operations. Delete the unnecessary fault definitions from the User-Defined Reception Operations. In this case, delete the user-defined reception once, and then re-create from the WSDL file from where the fault definition was deleted.
6	Is a fault name that does not exist in the User-Defined Reception Operations defined in the reply activity of the business process?	Check the business process and user-defined reception definitions, and if necessary revise and take any one of the following measures: Delete the reply activity corresponding to the fault that is not defined in the User-Defined Reception Operations. Add the fault definition in the User-Defined Reception Operations. In this case, delete the user-defined reception once, and then re-create from the WSDL file where the fault definition was added.