Re: Updated Table: wsaw:Anonymous Combinations

Who is Tony and why does he have a timeline? I'm missing the connection.

Christopher Ferris
STSM, Software Group Standards Strategy
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David Hull <dmh@tibco.com> wrote on 08/14/2006 04:13:15 PM:

> Christopher B Ferris wrote: 
> 
> There is an important, yet subtle distinction not captured in the 
> table (either version). 
> 
> The SOAP MU fault will ALWAYS travel on the HTTP response REGARDLESS 
> of what the wsa:faultTo, wsa:ReplyTo, etc. say. Thus, I think that 
> you have to make 
> it clear that this applies only to faults that are NOT SOAP-specific
> faults (MU and 
> VM). Saying that the fault MAY be sent on the transport-specific 
> backchannel is 
> not enough. I think it needs to be made clear when this will be the 
> case and when it 
> will not.
> This is a "Tony's Timeline" issue.  In case of an MU fault, WSA is 
> not engaged and none of the table applies.
> 
> It occurs to me that this distinction might be part of folklore but 
> not really written down anywhere official.