Re: Query in CCXML 1.0 Specification.

Nagesh:

Thanks for these comments. The working group will form a reply to  
your issues very shortly.

Regards:

	RJ

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RJ Auburn
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On Feb 2, 2007, at 24:47 AM, Nagesh S wrote:

> Hi,
>
>          Please find some of the queries/changes in the CCXML 1.0,   
> w3c working draft 19 January 2007,
>
> 1)       For the Event, error.createccxml in the section 6.3.8, the  
> “required” field is not mentioned properly, it should be “true”.
>
> 2)       In the events like error.move, error.send.failed, the  
> reason attribute is a mandatory attribute but whereas for the  
> event, connection.disconnected, connection.redirected, and  
> connection.failed, the reason attribute is optional, is it  
> intentional?
>
> 3)       For the <createcall> element, attribute constraints  
> missing for the attribute “joinid” and “joindirection”, saying that  
> the latter should be present if the former is present.
>
> 4)       The DTD file present in the location, http://www.w3.org/TR/ 
> ccxml/ccxml.dtd. is not consistent with the element attributes  
> mentioned in the specification. Eg: in the <send> element, the  
> attribute data is removed but the DTD is not updated for the same,  
> it is still reflecting data attribute.
>
> 5)       The example given in the section, 10.2.5 does not reflect  
> the new way of accessing the event attributes using the event$.
>
> 6)       In the DTD file present in the location, http://www.w3.org/ 
> TR/ccxml/ccxml.dtd., xmlns attribute is not made a valid attribute  
> for the element <ccxml> and <send> so the DTD validation of the  
> valid CCXML 1.0 complaint document fails when the xmlns attribute  
> is present in the document.
>
> 7)       The connection state diagram provided in the section  
> 10.2.1, the connection state transition from ALERTING to FAILED,  
> can happen because of the “connection.rejected” event, but the same  
> is not present in the specification. My doubt is when the state of  
> the connection transitions to FAILED state after issuing the  
> <reject> command.
>
>
>
> Thanks in advance for replying to the queries,
>
> Regards,
>
> Nagesh.
>
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