If the MS specification provides only one reliable-messaging algorithm,
then this is fully covered by the deliverySemantics attribute and there is
no need for the reliableMessagingMethod attribute.
Also, I can't find any description of the what the "Transport" value of
reliableMessagingMethod is for, Since the word "Transport" appears in the
header of each page, it's a bit hard to search on this one, especially with
Acrobat's very primitive search function. I assume that what is meant is
that reliability is provided, if at all, by the Transport layer. We don't
have a binding for any transport that provides reliable messaging. I
suppose that there will be one some day for HTTPR if it becomes a standard.
In any case, reliableMessagingMethod="Transport" is exactly the same as
deliverySemantics="bestEffort". Both mean that reliability is not provided
by ebXML; it MIGHT be provided by the transport. So, I see no reason to
have both.
Regards,
Marty
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Dan Weinreb <> on 09/16/2001 09:11:50 PM
Please respond to Dan Weinreb <>
To:
Martin W Sachs/Watson/IBM@IBMUS
cc:
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Subject: Re: non-ebXML links
Date: Sun, 16 Sep 2001 17:48:02 -0400
From: Martin W Sachs <>
for the sake of everyone's sanity (including
our own), we should eliminate all mention of non-ebXML protocols. They
are implementer choices, not part of the ebXML-MS spec.
Just to make sure that I understand your position: Do we also feel
that we should eliminate the reliableMessagingMethod attribute,
section 8.7.4, and section 10.1.2?
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