This is a follow up of the discussion that just occurred at the f2f. Consider the message below. A simple inspection of the message is enough for a node to determine it should process blocks <X> and <PlayTheFollowingRole>, and only these two blocks. Processing then starts. However, during the evaluation of <PlayTheFollowingRole>, the node also discovers that it must play the role "meAsWell". If it assumes this new role, it breaks the invariant (on roles - i154); if it does not, it breaks the contract represented by <PlayTheFollowingRole>. <envelope> <header> <X actor="next" mU="true">...</Y> <PlayTheFollowingRole actor="next" mU="true">meAsWell</X> <Y actor="meAsWell" mU="true">...</Z> </header> </envelope> Is it important for us to support such changing roles? Jean-Jacques.Received on Thursday, 29 November 2001 10:25:05 GMT
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