Currently in the MEPs spec the first message sent in a MEP is called A and the second is called B. This pattern is used both for in-out and out-in style MEPs. While the usage is completely consistent it could be made slightly more friendly were the messages to be named A-IN B-OUT (or something similar) in the case of an in-out pattern and A-OUT and B-IN in the case of a out-in pattern. This naming convention also has the benefit of being a little harder to lose in the text. After all, 'A' in particular has a habit of becoming 'a' which then just makes sentences confusing. Thanks, YaronReceived on Thursday, 22 January 2004 18:01:05 GMT
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