<Mark>
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2. Context is
information other than the actual transaction data and can include the user
credentials, any previous state, time of day, geographic location of the
calling entity, ...
I think that the general context should be a series of specific
context instances, one for transactions (which only talks about transaction
related stuff), one for security, etc.
I
agree, for us, context has the scope of business transaction only. Of
course, it will be good if BT context can sit inside a larger
context structure defined somewhere else (like W3C). I agree with Mark, we
should concentrate on addressing only the transaction
context.
sanjay
