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RE: [ebxml-msg] Correction RE: [ebxml-msg] wd-12 section 2.2.3.1 question

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Dale Moberg <>
Date
2006-04-18T01:07:22+00:00
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RE: [ebxml-msg] Correction RE: [ebxml-msg] wd-12 section 2.2.3.1 question
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Also, where is a One-Way Push of a user
message of type Response (so the refToMessageId is used)? 

 

<JD> This would involve two SOAP
MEPs, not just one. So that is no longer a “simple” ebMS MEP, but
an aggregate ebMS MEP, not described in core part. We had this initially
described as the “Two-way Push” aggregate MEP, decided to move it
in part 2. It would be described as two ebMS One-way Push in opposite
directions, one referring to the other (RefToMessageId). Do you see a need to
say a word on this in part 1?

 

I definitely think our motto should be “
conservative convergence, with important user-requested enhancements”.

 

So since ebMS 2.0 has a number of modes of
operation such as request response implemented as an “aggregate”
MEP, we must explain how to do the same thing in ebMS MEP lingo.

 

Same with ebMS  2.0 syncReplyMode equal
none

 

Same for ebMS 2.0 syncReplyMode equal
mshSignalsOnly

 

Let me think a bit more about the other
modes (SignalsOnly, ResponseOnly, Both) because we should align with the
reliability patterns
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