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- Date: Tue, 11 May 2010 21:40:27 +0000
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Tom Rutt <tom@coastin.com> changed:
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--- Comment #2 from Tom Rutt <tom@coastin.com> 2010-05-11 21:40:27 ---
Proposed WG Response to Originator:
WS-RA WG Response to originator of Bug 9613: Eventing: Support WS-Management's
persistent subscriptions
The WS-RA WG considered the WS-Management Last Call comment,
Logged as Bug 9613.
Persistence is a difficult topic. For example, we do not understand
why an event source which can handle persistence of subscriptions
would not persist all of its subscriptions.
We see this as a quality of service concern, and after due consideration,
we have decided that ways to accommodate such concerns are domain
specific and outside the scope of the WS-RA work.
These kind of Quality of service concerns should be dealt with in an
implementation or domain specific manner. For example, a management
workstation could be able to determine the kind of event sources it is
dealing with, and have a table in its own state to know whether each event
source supports persistence of its subscriptions.
However, our discussions made us realize that the spec needs a
clarification regarding the possibility of an event source / subscription
manager going down before it can send a subscription End message to an
EndTo epr.
We agreed to close this Bug with the following changes to the WS-Eventing
specification:
Add , if possible. to the end of the first paragraph of 4.5 Subscription End
add the following to end of 2nd para in section 4:
via a SubscriptionEnd message if an EndTo was present in the Subscribe
message.
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