Description of problem: Using a static router to route between multiple services and not giving the default "Destination Name" causing routing to be undefined Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 5.3 GA How reproducible: Can reproduce Steps to Reproduce: 1.Create 4 servers Service1 Service2 Service3 Service4 2. Let the last action of Service4 be a static router to service 3 Do no fill in the "Destination Name" attribute 3. Let the last action of Service3 be a static router to service 2 Do no fill in the "Destination Name" attribute 4. Let the last action of Service2 be a static router to service 1 Do no fill in the "Destination Name" attribute Actual results: Calling service 4 results in an undefined service order execution. In my example calling service 4 then routes to service 1 and ends Expected results: Calling service 4 should call service 3, should call service 2 and then call service 1 and complete. Additional info: I fixed the issue by filling in Destination Name. However, Destination Name must be unique within the .esb, otherwise the same issue occurs.
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