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Subject: NEW ISSUE: an RM Policy applies two-way
Initially, I thought this
was a subcase of the granularity issue (i008), but this seems to be a
standing issue by itself. Title: an RM Policy applies
two-way Description: In WS-RM Policy, and per
WS-PolicyAttachment, RM Policy assertions may be attached to ports. E.g,
details of parameters for the resending mechanism. It is implied by doing so, that
both inbound and outbound messages are subject to this policy. This assumes
that there is a strong case for in and out messages always using the same Delivery assurance.
In effect this is saying that an RM Policy applies to two Destinations: the
destination of the inbound messages, and the destination of the outbound
messages (meaning for example to both a WS endpoint and its clients). Justification: Evidence for such an aggregation
of quality of service is unclear: On the contrary, both (a) differences in
technical capabilities between Source and Destination, and (b) differences in
business and QoS requirements, suggest that a policy (delivery assurance)
defined for messages going one direction, may not be appropriate for messages
going the other way. Target: ws-rmpolicy Type: design Proposal: Even if the scope of an RM
Policy remains at port level there could be an additional scoping attribute
stating inbound vs outbound. Yet a cleaner way seems to make use of finer
granularity in the attachment (as allowed by WS-PolicyAttachment). |
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