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Subject: Re: [sca-bindings] Updated proposal for BINDINGS-54 - proposal rev#9
Attempt #9, addressing the concerns the Simon raised. Simon Nash wrote: > Eric Johnson wrote: >> OK, one more try. >> >> Simon Nash wrote: >> >>> 3. Under point 1 in the algorithm for reference URIs, the second >>> sentence is redundant (assuming the change in item 1 above) >>> and should be removed. >> Agreed. The change I made here was to remove the RFC 2119 language. I >> thought it useful to remind the reader. I've left this as is in my >> latest revision. > > > I think the third bullet makes this extrememly clear. Having the > same information twice in the same list seems more confusing to me. I've made the edits as you suggested. > >>> 4. With the new prohibition on using any combinations of @uri, >>> endpointReference, @wsdlElement/wsdl.port and >>> @wsdlElement/wsdl.service, >>> points 1, 2 and 3 of the algorithm for reference URIs are now >>> mutually exclusive. This means we no longer need to use an >>> algorithm with ordered steps. >> I thought about this, and almost changed it with the 07 draft. Since >> you noticed this as well, I've now changed it. > > > I don't think we still need the reference to "first step" > before the bullets. It's also no longer appropriate to refer to > "above steps" after the bullet. We should be able to collapse the > text before and after the bullet into a single normative rule, as > follows: > > For a reference binding, the SCA runtime MUST apply the appropriate > rule from the following, or raise an error: > > <the bullets follow> I've changed this around, although I did not employ your exact wording. -Eric.
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