Re: Contradiction in WSDL Binding

* Rogers, Tony <Tony.Rogers@ca.com> [2006-02-21 21:23+1100]
> I happened to be reading the WSDL Binding - you know, as one does. 
>  
> Noticed a tiny contradiction between Example 4-7 "Structure of default wsa:Action IRI for faults", which specifies the presence of a delimiter between the operation name and the literal string "Fault", and Example 4-8 "Example WSDL...", which shows a fault action without that delimiter.
>  
> Fix is either to eliminate the delimiter specified in Example 4-7, or to add the delimiter in Example 4-8 - the latter is the simpler change. It means the fault action would become:
>  
> http://example.com/stockquote/StockQuotePortType/GetLastTradePrice/Fault/Error
>  
> Should we raise this as a CR issue? Or call it editorial licence?

If there is room for discussion, I would raise a Last Call issue. As a
general rule of thumb, we should IMO avoid changing drafts without
having an issue associated with the change in order to avoid
confusion.

Cheers,

Hugo

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