- From: Arun Gupta <Arun.Gupta@Sun.COM>
- Date: Tue, 20 Dec 2005 16:18:50 +0530
- To: WS-Addressing Tests <public-ws-addressing-tests@w3.org>
1). What additional interop does test1204 test for other than that tested by test1202 and test1203 ? 2). In test1205, if FaultTo address is "none" then no fault message should be sent back. Moreover the message from A to B is a one-way message, so even by that there should be no response sent back. I think SOAP12-HTTP-In-Only-Fault does not fit here unless I'm missing something obvious. Further, I'm trying to understand what WS-A feature interop is this testcase testing ? 4). There is no test for "Action Not Supported" fault. I thought at one time we agreed that is the most common fault scenario (cant find reference though). On a related point, I think test1240 should instead be checking for "Action Not Supported" fault since that is more likely to occur. A duplicate To or any other WS-A header in the SOAP message is less likely to occur. 5). test1133: Test description does not mention about ReplyTo containing reference parameters but even then there is an XPath check. I think the XPath check is correct as it will ensure that even though both ReplyTo and FaultTo has reference parameters, only FaultTo refps are returned. Further, the test description should be updated to reflect that. 5). What interop feature is 1206 testing ? 6). In test 1207, is the inconsistency between the number reference parameters and metadata intentional ? I think we should try to keep the test simple and just one of each (I dont care which one we choose). 7). I thought the purpose of test1208 is to test all possible extensiblity points. But no EPR extensiblity attributes are used ? For example in the related message [1], <wsa:ReplyTo> could be replaced with <wsa:ReplyTo extraMetadata="true">. Similarly, there are no extensiblity attributes on wsa:Address. For example, <wsa:Address> could be replaced with <wsa:Address physical="true"> [1] http://www.w3.org/2002/ws/addr/testsuite/documents/notify/soap12/message9.xml Thanks, -Arun -- got Web Services ? Download Java Web Services Developer Pack from http://java.sun.com/webservices
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