- From: Sanjiva Weerawarana <sanjiva@watson.ibm.com>
- Date: Mon, 15 Mar 2004 22:36:22 +0600
- To: <www-ws-desc@w3.org>
[Many apologies for spamming this list, but I need to get these items clarified one-by-one .. so spam it is going to be until we get this baby done.] I'm trying to deal with the following: EDTODO 2004-03-05: Editors to clarify the spec to say that wsdl:required attribute means that a feature must be understood and it must be engaged. EDTODO 2004-03-05: Editors to clarify that the strongest value of the @wsdl:required attribute wins. So I'm definitely confused: Our spec does not allow wsdl:required to be present on elements in the WSDL namespace. I think these EDTODOs came from the discussion between Jonathan and Glen about F&P, right? Guys, did you mean feature/@required when the above says wsdl:required? So we're trying to help idiots who want to say: <some-wsdl-element> <feature uri="schema:foo-bar-baz" required="true"/> <feature uri="schema:foo-bar-baz" required="false"/> </some-wsdl-element> by providing a semantic for it??? Why not say this is illegal .. all feature components in a given parent must have unique @uri values. Finally, does the same thing need to be done for property/@required? Sanjiva.
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