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Subject: WS-ServiceGroup add method semantics question
- From: "David W. Levine" <dwl@watson.ibm.com>
- To: wsrf@lists.oasis-open.org
- Date: Tue, 14 Dec 2004 11:07:38 -0500
A collegue has noticed the
following...
Version 1.0 of the WS-ServiceGroup specification describes the
InitialTerminationTime parameter of the Add method of the
ServiceGroupRegistration interface as: "An optional element,
indicating
the requestor's suggestion for the initial setting of the termination
time
resource property [WS-ResourceLifetime] of the ServiceGroupEntry
WS-Resource."
The word "suggestion" suggests that the implementation could
perhaps
ignore it, and create an Entry that has a different (longer, shorter)
termination time. Since the only return from Add is the EPR of the
new
Entry, it seems that the caller will have to immediately query the
Entry's
properties to find out what actual termination time was used (since it
might be, say, Real Soon).
Is that the intended semantics of the InitialTerminationTime, or is there
some stronger behavioral requirement on the implementation? It
would be
preferable, I think, if the actual termination time were no earlier than
the InitialTerminationTime in the Add request, and/or if the reply from
Add included the actual termination time, so as not to have to do another
call to request it.
DC
- David
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