Ram,
during the meeting we agreed that his was akin to more like schema
testing which isn't really testing the transfer spec itself - so we remove
that as a stand-alone feature.
thanks
-Doug
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WS-Transfer empty resource feature at risk
Hi Bob,
We touched upon this during our previous meeting ? WS-Transfer and
WS-Fragment have this notion of an empty representation.
[Body]/wst:Create/wst:Representation
This OPTIONAL element acts as a container for the full representation of
the resource. If this element is not present the resource MUST be created
using default values (equivalent to a null constructor). This element MAY
have no children, in which case the resource MUST be created with an empty
representation (equivalent to an empty constructor).
During interoperation testing, Microsoft does not plan to test the empty
representation case. That would leave that feature with likely just one
implementation.
Hence, I suggest marking the empty representation case as a feature at
risk during CR.
Thanks.