Yes the place holders will be updated
when this is added to a full draft (not worth dummying up some of the cross
document references in the proposal).
The motivation for the change from @location
to @path was twofold. One was consistency with C++. The other
was with the addition of imports, it is a simpler to reference files
at arbitrary locations in a file system and @path now makes sense even
for non-hierarchical file systems (have an import specify the specific
location and @path points to the import root). I agree this should
be noted in the migration section.
Bryan Aupperle, Ph.D.
STSM, WebSphere Enterprise Platform Software Solution Architect
Master Inventor
Research Triangle Park, NC
+1 919-254-7508 (T/L 444-7508)
Internet Address:
"David Haney"
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RE: [sca-c-cpp] Groups - SCA C and C++
Telecon modified
Apologies, I have a conflict again this week and won't
be able to make
the call.
The work schedule that was sent out looks like a good plan to me, and
the dates sound reasonable. I'm hoping to have a second draft of
the
WSDL round-tripping document ready by next weeks call.
I also took a look at the C Contributions proposal, and overall it looks
good. I did have a few comments/questions though:
Section 1.1.1 - @location was changed to @path. I'm assuming this
is to
make it consistent with the C++ spec, but it will also be a breaking
change for SCA 1.0 users. We'll want to cover this in the migration
guide section, and may want to continue to support @location as a
deprecated alias for @path.
Section 1.1.1 - A few of the updates have "See ...". I'm
assuming these
will be updated once the new elements are inserted into the current
draft, but just wanted to double-check.
Everything else seemed appropriate.
Thanks.
David.
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