Re: WS-Addr issues

David Orchard wrote:

> With:
> - Jim wanting to get rid of ref props/params and Action (and by
> extension I'm wondering if messageid and relatesTo should be removed
> IHO), 
> - Marc wanting to add lifecycle to EPRs and make To Optional,
> - Anish wanting to make Service Qname required for EPRs, Address
> optional,
> Action a child of To:, 
> - Glen wanting ref props/params as child of To:,
> 
> This feels to me like some people want to start from scratch.  I don't
> think I signed up for a WS-Addressing 2.0 that will take N years.  
> 

As opposed to rubber-stamping of current WS-Addressing spec with ed. 
changes ;-)

-Anish
--

> Dave 
> 
> 
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: public-ws-addressing-request@w3.org
> 
> [mailto:public-ws-addressing-
> 
>>request@w3.org] On Behalf Of Jim Webber
>>Sent: Thursday, November 04, 2004 1:47 PM
>>To: Francisco Curbera; Marc Hadley
>>Cc: Mark Little; public-ws-addressing@w3.org; public-ws-addressing-
>>request@w3.org; Savas Parastatidis
>>Subject: RE: WS-Addr issues
>>
>>
>>Paco:
>>
>>
>>>Action is not part of the EPR; I guess you mean make it an
>>>optional message header. Still, I guess your point is like
>>>the one about recognizing that the <To> information may be
>>>carried by the transport: you do agree it must be there but
>>>you argue it may be found in many different places (body,
>>>SOAPAction, etc...). I would still disagree, however: this
>>>just makes everything much more complicated than is really needed.
>>
>>On the contrary it makes good sense to have addressing information
> 
> like
> 
>>"to" in an addressing spec. It makes less sense to have "intent" or
>>"dispatch" information in an addressing spec, and (controversy ahead)
>>very little sense whatsoever to have "context" information in an
>>addressing spec.
>>
>>So - in addition to seeing off wsa:action I would also like to see
>>refprops/refparams removed. Certainly people will want to populate the
>>header space with particular header blocks, but bodging this through
> 
> an
> 
>>addressing mechanism seems a poor factoring.
>>
>>Jim
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>>http://jim.webber.name
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> 
> 

Received on Friday, 5 November 2004 00:52:38 UTC