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Subject: RE: Few more comments on TRP 0.91 spec.
Saikat Please see comments below. Thanks David -----Original Message----- From: Saha, Saikat Sent: Thursday, January 04, 2001 1:17 PM To: ebXML Transport (E-mail) Subject: Few more comments on TRP 0.91 spec. David, Thanks for the previous clarifications. Sorry, I mentioned .9a in yesterday's mail. I have few more comments on TRP spec .91 spec. 1. Section 8.5 does not mention about id attribute, schema does. <DB>The spec needs to be fixed.</DB> 2. Section 8.5.1 does not mention attribute "reliableMessagingMethod" and "intermediateAckRequested" <DB>The spec needs to be fixed.</DB> 3. Line 838 ApplicationHeader contains attribute "mustUnderstand", missing in schema line 2222, schema shows attribute id which is missing in section 8.6 <DB>The spec needs to be fixed.</DB> 4. Line 852 StatusData element is defined for a response to a request on the status of a particular message, previously sent. What is the format of original message which requests for a status with a messageid? Where is this defined? <DB>This is partly described in section 9.1.1. </DB> I noticed section 9.1.1 describing Message Status Request Message thru Header element. Where is the messageId of the original message mentioned in the request? <DB>This needs to be expanded to say that the message that is being inquired upon is in the RefToMessageId.</DB> I guess, spec. needs to specify, what are the other options for Action element defined in section 8.4.5 including "Request" and "Response". <DB>Perhaps instead we can put a forward reference to sections 9, 10.4 and 11.5</DB> 5. Line 952 ErrorList does not contain codeContext attribute which is defined to be required in line 2269. <DB>codeContext should be optional. It does not need to be there since the code is one of the standard ebXML codes.</DB> 6. Line 2236, Can From element have minOccurs "0", we cannot have an ebXML message without From element in Header. <DB>This from is inside an Acknowledgement. If it is not present, then the From in header element is used instead.</DB> 7. Line 1140 says "...persistent storage is a method of storing data that does not loose information after a system failure or interruption" In a recent mail thread, we are talking about storing only messageId. <DB>See recent emails on this.</DB> I may still have some doubts regarding Reliable Messaging. Best Regards, Saikat
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