SOAP/JMS WG Last Call Disposition Of Comments

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Summary

With the exception of one issue raised against the document, all have been resolved to the satisfaction of SOAP/JMS Working Group.

Almost all issues were raised by members of the working group, although sometimes as proxies for other people within the same organization as the person originating the comment/feedback.

Resolution summary below is one of the following:

Issues Closed Against Specification

ID

Raised by

Details: Title/Comments

1

Eric Johnson

Title: Assertion Protocol-2013 is missing RFC 2119 language

Commentary: Solution combined two side-by-side normative assertions into one

2

Eric Johnson

Title: Assertion Protocol-2020 missing RFC 2119 language

Commentary: Solution combined two side-by-side normative assertions into one

3

Eric Johnson

Title: Assertion Protocol-2023 missing RFC 2119 language

Commentary: Solution combined two side-by-side normative assertions into one

4

Eric Johnson

Title: Protocol-2024 does not include RFC-2119 language, has large associated table

Commentary: TBD

5

Eric Johnson

Title: Protocol-2035 is redundant

Commentary: TBD

6

Eric Johnson

Title: Protocol 2039 redundant, missing RFC 2119 language

Commentary: TBD

7

Eric Johnson

Title: Protocol-2041 is spurious

Commentary: TBD

8

Eric Johnson

Title: Example in C2 contrary to Protocol-2029

Commentary: TBD

9

Phil Adams

Title: Clarify wording of assertions that deal with fault subcodes

Commentary: TBD

10

Phil Adams

Title: Combine redundant assertions 2016 and 2017

Commentary: TBD

11

Eric Johnson

Title: Should SOAPJMS_requestURI be in the response message?

Commentary: Closed with no action, as per 2009-09-08 meeting

12

Eric Johnson

Title: MIME multipart terminating boundary incorrect in Example C2

Commentary: TBD

13

Eric Johnson

Title: Extra space in Schema

Commentary: TBD

14

Eric Johnson

Title: Apparently normative statements about WSDL are not written that way.

Commentary: TBD

15

Eric Johnson

Title: WSDL section of spec uses RFC 2119 keywords inappropriately

Commentary: TBD

16

Eric Johnson

Title: Section 3.4.5 refers to a non-existent "soap" prefix

Commentary: TBD

17

Eric Johnson

Title: References to RFC 3987 are incorrect, not consistent with expected use

Commentary: TBD

18

Eric Johnson

Title: consistency of references, acronyms

Commentary: TBD

19

Eric Johnson

Title: Normative statements 3001, 3002, 3003 overlap and/or are redundant

Commentary: TBD

20

Eric Johnson

Title: Statement 3004 lacks context, RFC 2119 keywords

Commentary: TBD

21


Comment: Scribing error during IRC minute taking

22

Mark Phillips

Title: Errors in Appendix C2 - MTOM example

Commentary: TBD

23

Mark Phillips

Title: What to do with start parameter in contentType

Commentary: Closed with no action.

24

Mark Phillips

Title: Precedence rules for jndiContextParameter

Commentary: TBD

25

Mark Phillips

Title: URI example for jndiContextParameter

Commentary: TBD

26

Mark Phillips

Title: Encoding URI parameters for use in WSDL

Commentary: TBD

28

Mark Phillips

Title: topicReplyToName is missing from WSDL schema and the "Binding of Properties to URI" table

Commentary: TBD

29

Mark Phillips

Title: In 2.6.2.3. the behaviout of the responding node is too prescriptive about the destination to which the response must be sent

Commentary: TBD

30

Mark Phillips

Title: The URI is not explicitly mentioned in the precedence rules for WSDL 2.0

Commentary: TBD

31

Mark Phillips

Title: soapjms:isFault typing is ambiguous and its value is weakened because it is an optional property

Commentary: TBD

32

Eric Johnson

Title: Protocol-2015 too vaguely worded, probably unnecessary

Commentary: TBD

33

Phil Adams

Title: Assertion 'Protocol-2014' is probably unnecessary

Commentary: TBD

34

Peter Easton

Title: XML Schema should define fault sub-code QName types

Commentary: TBD

38

Eric Johnson

Title: WSDL 2.0 support not going to be properly tested by implementations, so should be non-normative.

Commentary: TBD

39

David Naramski

Title: Please don't rely on JMSMessageID for Protocol 2038

Commentary: One of our few “outside” comments not routed through an existing committee member.

Approved of resolution with: TBD

40

Eric Johnson

Title: broken and useless reference to m:MaxTime in example in section 2.8

Commentary: TBD

41

Eric Johnson

Title: Editors list wrong

Commentary: TBD

42

Eric Johnson

Title: Abstract includes RFC 2119 keyword, fails to mention WSDL

Commentary: TBD

43

Eric Johnson

Title: Spurious unflagged assertion about all properties in section 2.2

Commentary: TBD

44

Eric Johnson

Title: No need to say where a property MAY appear

Commentary: TBD

45

Eric Johnson

Title: jndiContextParameter has unflagged RFC 2119 keywords, at least one is spurious

Commentary: TBD

46

Eric Johnson

Title: replyToName has "SHOULD" assertion about where the message should be sent

Commentary: TBD

47

Eric Johnson

Title: topicReplyToName has two unflagged assertions, some inappropriate

Commentary: TBD

48

Eric Johnson

Title: Unflagged assertions about message body and content type

Commentary: TBD

49

Eric Johnson

Title: Unflagged assertion about ignoring XML encoding declaration

Commentary: TBD

50

Eric Johnson

Title: Apparently redundant statements are about different versions of SOAP

Commentary: TBD

51

Eric Johnson

Title: Protocol 2034 & 2040 are redundant normative statements about the message body format

Commentary: TBD

52

Eric Johnson

Title: JMSReplyTo description includes inappropriate use of "must" in section 2.6.1.1

Commentary: TBD

53

Eric Johnson

Title: Section 2.6.1.3 missing description of what to do on failure

Commentary: TBD

54

Eric Johnson

Title: Unflagged SHOULD about JMSDeliveryMode - not normative

Commentary: TBD

55

Eric Johnson

Title: Section 2.7.2 restates constraints laid out in [SOAP 1.2 Part 3: One-Way MEP], and almost certainly shouldn't

Commentary: TBD

56

Eric Johnson

Title: @transport value assertion not flagged, should be

Commentary: TBD

57

Eric Johnson

Title: @location attribute assertion about being a JMS Destination, but not flagged

Commentary: TBD

58

Eric Johnson

Title: No indication of which references are normative, and which are not, also, inconsistently referring to latest/specific version

Commentary: TBD

60

Mark Phillips

Title: No complete WSDL sample in spec

Commentary: TBD

61

Mark Phillips

Title: Problems with SOAP samples in Appendix C

Commentary: TBD

62

Derek Rokicki

Title: No fault subcode is defined for soapjms:targetService

Commentary: TBD

63

Derek Rokicki

Title: No fault subcode is defined for soapjms:soapAction

Commentary: TBD



Issues Agreed In Specification

Issues Closed In Test Cases

35

Peter Easton

Title: soap-jms test-cases 0013, 0014, 0015, 0016 expected message delivery mode should be 2(PERSISTENT)

Commentary: TBD

36

Eric Johnson

Title: soap-jms test-cases 1003 and 1103 should be reviewed perhaps have assertion references changed

Commentary: TBD

37

Peter Easton

Title: We should have SOAP 1.2 one-way and two-way test cases that are non fault cases

Commentary: TBD

59

Eric Johnson

Title: Since adding Protocol-2038 assertion, we now need test cases for non-null JMSCorrelationID

Commentary: TBD



Issues Open

27

Mark Phillips

Title: Link to URI specification is incorrect

Commentary: We have left this issue open so that we can track new versions of the “jms” URI scheme as we publish them with the IETF as part of the efforts to complete their process