Re: wse:NotificationPolicy

David,
  If I'm understanding your scenario, yes you can put policy assertions 
under the wse:NotificationPolicy element to indicate which type of 
transport mechanisms can be used to send Notifications.  So, for example, 
if you put the SOAP11 or SOAP12 assertion in there then that will indicate 
that which version of SOAP will be used to send the Notifications.  In 
your case, if someone were to define policy assertions to indicate the use 
of TCP or UDP then they can be placed in there too.

thanks
-Doug
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David Gregorczyk <gregorczyk@itm.uni-luebeck.de> 
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Hi folks,

today I've studied WS-Eventing and ask me a question about
wse:NotificationPolicy. What is the concrete sense / usage of this
element or respectively its children? I think, I didn't understand the
description within the WS-Eventing report correctly.

My intention is to find an adequate place to advertise an alternative
notification transmission binding (e.g. TCP/UDP/HTTP/COAP) and assumed
wse:NotificationPolicy. If this wouldn't be, where else could be an
adequate place for it?

Best,
David Gregorczyk