Ugo wrote: > Even if we are currently only talking in abstract terms about > the capabilities needed to support asynchronous messaging (since > we cannot refer to a concrete established standard), I suggest that > we explicitly mention in our wording both the concept of addressing > and the concept of correlation/reference, given the fact that they > are both essential components of asynchronous messaging. +1 to explaining the concepts separately > If the industry settles on WS-Addressing and/or WS-MD, all the > better: both concepts are already supported in those two specs. you said earlier: addressing and correlation are 'orthogonal'. Whilst i'd agree in principle, in practice i'm finding it hard to imagine employing one without the other. i'd like to hear a use-case for a service which has one mechanism for addressing and a different method for message correlation. at the very least i think the default for a separate correlation feature (if we define one) should be the addressing feature. PaulReceived on Thursday, 8 July 2004 09:04:04 GMT
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