Hey all: Ashok and I got together this morning to discuss the work necessary around describing the meaning of external policy attachment to WS-Addressing EPRs, and decided to avoid the whole "let's bounce the ball back and forth" discussion between our group and WS-Addressing in favor of trying to actually DO the work and see what it looks like. This is what we came up with - it involves a few changes to the PolicyAttachments document, and contains the work in our specification. We believe this is a small change, gets us where we need to be from the POV of both groups, and sufficiently explains the preexisting example. --- Begin Proposal * Replace the second-to-last sentence in section 3.4 with the following: The following example illustrates the use of this mechanism with an EndpointReference domain expression (see section 3.4.2) for a deployed endpoint as defined in Web Services Addressing [WS-Addressing Core]: * Add new section as follows: 3.4.2 EndpointReference Domain Expression This section defines a domain expression for identifying endpoints as policy subjects for the external attachment mechanism. The following is a pseudo-schema for the URI domain expression: (01) <wsp:PolicyAttachment ... > (02) <wsp:AppliesTo> (03) <wsa:EndpointReference ... >...</wsa:EndpointReference> * (04) </wsp:AppliesTo> (05) ... (06) </wsp:PolicyAttachment> The following describes the EndpointReference domain expression element listed in the pseudo-schema outlined above: /wsp:PolicyAttachment/wsp:AppliesTo/wsa:EndpointReference This element is a WS-Addressing EndpointReference, and references an endpoint policy subject. EndpointReference domain expressions are used to attach policies to endpoint subjects (as defined in sec 4.1.2) identified by a WS-Addressing EndpointReference [link to WSA]. --- End Proposal That's it! --GlenReceived on Thursday, 9 November 2006 15:25:24 GMT
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