Do you have a use case for b and e. If so, it might be interesting to let the WG consider defining these mappings. Youenn Jonathan Marsh wrote: > I agree the minutes are a bit confusing. Just as background, the full set > of options that are worth considering (document status aside) are: > > a. robust-in-only -> SOAP request-optional-response (SOAP 1.2 SE) > b. robust-in-only -> SOAP response > c. robust-in-only -> SOAP one-way (WD) > d. in-only -> SOAP request-optional-response (SOAP 1.2 SE) > e. in-only -> SOAP response > f. in-only -> SOAP one-way (WD) > > I assume the minutes should record that we approved a and d. I don't think > c makes any sense, or that f is practically possible. But b and e also seem > reasonable. > > Jonathan Marsh - http://www.wso2.com - http://auburnmarshes.spaces.live.com > > > >> -----Original Message----- >> From: www-ws-desc-request@w3.org [mailto:www-ws-desc-request@w3.org] On >> Behalf Of Jean-Jacques Moreau >> Sent: Friday, February 09, 2007 8:16 AM >> To: WSD Public >> Subject: CR114: Discrepancy between initial proposal and resolution >> (apparently) >> >> >> I'd like to reopen CR144. >> >> Youenn's initial request was to add the following mappings: >> a. robust-in-only -> SOAP request-optional response (SOAP 1.2 Second >> Edition) >> b. in-only -> SOAP 1-way (Working Draft) >> >> It seems the WG decided instead: >> c. robust-in-only -> SOAP request-response (SOAP 1.2 Initial Edition) >> d. in-only -> SOAP request-response (SOAP 1.2 Initial Edition) >> >> This is quite a substantial difference. >> >> a+b seems to make more sense in the long run, but cannot be implemented >> now (WD + SE). >> >> c+d seems like an interim, moderately attractive solution. >> >> (Am I missing something obvious?) >> >> So my question is: do we really want to implement c+d now or should we >> proceed with no-action instead? >> >> JJ. >> > > >Received on Wednesday, 14 February 2007 08:48:37 GMT
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