- From: Mark Nottingham <mark.nottingham@bea.com>
- Date: Thu, 4 Nov 2004 17:40:23 -0500
- To: public-ws-addressing@w3.org
There's been a lot of discussion regarding the optionality/cardinality of particular information in EPRs and Message Information Headers when Addressing is in use. As a reminder, the following open issues touch on this already: * i009 Cardinality of properties and their values (Should more than one value (e.g., EPR) be allowed in those properties that constrain it to one? Should multiple instances of properties be allowed (e.g., multiple ReplyTo headers)?) * i017 Purpose of the Action property (Should Action be optional?) * i023 Required properties in EPRs (should address, selected port type and service-port be required in EPRs?) * i025 When Actions Collide (Should more than one Action MIH be allowed?) It seems like the recent thread started by "WS-Addr issues" is largely captured by i017 (I'll be adding the original issues raised by Doug and Rich to the issues list shortly). If you believe that there's another issue in this area that isn't yet captured, please raise it. The Member submission specifies the following cardinalities for the abstract ("core") properties: EPRs: [address]: mandatory (exactly one?) [selected port type]: 0..1 [service-port] 0..1 MIHs: [destination]: mandatory (exactly one?) [source endpoint]: 0..1 [reply endpoint]: 0..1 [fault endpoint]: 0..1 [action]: mandatory (exactly one?) [message id]: 0..1 [relationship]: 0.. -- Mark Nottingham Principal Technologist Office of the CTO BEA Systems
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