Looks good - two minor (editorial) comments: 1) It seems there is a 'negation' missing as in "...does contain an >>in<<valid SOAP envelope..." which can be found in the paragraph: "The message is deemed to have been intended for the local SOAP node, but is deemed badly formed: ill-formed XML, contains a serialized DTD, and/or does contain a valid SOAP envelope." 2) Might be good to be consistent about saying "SOAP message" as in "XML infoset of a SOAP message" rather than "envelope Infoset" and other variants. In general, I think we mean "message" when we talk about the SOAP message construct. Thanks! Henrik Frystyk Nielsen mailto:henrikn@microsoft.com >This note is in fulfillment of my action item to propose a >resolution of >issue 191 [1]. I believe that this resolution is reasonably >complete and >correct, but I suggest that someone who is more familiar with the HTTP >binding than I am doublecheck the suggested changes to the >state tables for >that binding (basically, these are to ensure that a message >received with a >DTD in its serialization causes the same fault is any other malformed >message.)Received on Monday, 25 March 2002 18:48:14 GMT
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