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Subject: [wsrp-wsia] Automatic resolve


The following issues were automatically resolved (resolution date came, and nobody objected!):
(if the following rich text was received jumbled in some mail clients/servers, I attached a file containing simple text):
 
20 Resolved interface Technical Gil Tayar 22-Oct-2002 Is entityState (a persistent state) necessary for v1?
  Date Added: 4-Sep-2002
  Document Section: Interfaces/11.5/EntityContext Type
  Description: -
          Resolution: Yes. It is required for Consumer-stored entity state
22 Resolved interface Technical Alan Kropp 22-Oct-2002 What is the rationale behind returning successfully released handles?
  Date Added: 4-Sep-2002
  Document Section: Interfaces/5.4 - releaseHandles
  Description: What is the rationale behind returning successfully released handles? I believe the thinking is that the producer can tell the consumer of any dependent entities that have been released.  But are there actually any cases where the consumer doesn't know what the dependent entities are?  If not, it seems like the method should instead throw an exception containing handles that have _failed_ to be released.   This seems like a more straightforward way of letting the Consumer handle errors.
Andre Kramer: I agree.]
          Resolution: releaseHandles was split into two operations, both which return either void or a fault
21 Tentative Resolve interface Editorial Rich Thompson 31-Oct-2002 More verbiage on why no release on initEnvironment
  Date Added: 4-Sep-2002
  Document Section: Interfaces/5.3 - initEnvironment
  Description: Need verbiage about why no release is needed, how timeout/need to reinitialize are signaled, etc.
          Resolution: Verbiage around usage of initEnvironment() has been added:
  If  the  Producer's  metadata has set the doInitEnvironment flag to true,
  then  the  Consumer  MUST  invoke  initEnvironment() once for the groupID
  prior  to invoking getMarkup() for this End-User for any entity using the
  same  groupID.  The  Consumer  MAY invoke initEnvironment() concurrently,
  each with a different groupID, for the interactions with the End-User. If
  at     any     time    the    Producer    throws    a    fault    message
  ("WSRP.Interface.InvalidEnvironment") indicating the environment for this
  groupID with this End-User has been invalidated at the Producer, then the
  Consumer  MUST again invoke initEnvironment() for this groupID and SHOULD
  then reprocess the invocation that caused the fault message to be thrown.

This fault message is in the table in section 14. That section briefly
discusses that WSDL fault codes are strings with '.' delimited hierarchies
for the messages. All of ours start with 'WSRP', currently there are two
second level strings ('Security' and 'Interface').
23 Tentative Resolve interface Technical Alejandro Abdelnur 31-Oct-2002 Adding clientParameters to getMarkup operation
  Date Added: 4-Sep-2002
  Document Section: Interfaces/6 - markup related/getMarkup
  Description: Add clientParameters to getMarkup? Could help when performInteraction() is not being used.
          Resolution: MarkupParams has this as a field named requestParameters in v0.8
25 Resolved interface Technical Andre Kramer 15-Oct-2002 Could this be renamed markupRequest? Likewise for interactionContext
  Date Added: 4-Sep-2002
  Document Section: Interfaces/6 - markup related/getMarkup
  Description: Could this be renamed markupRequest? Likewise for interactionContext
          Resolution: These two structures have been renamed MarkupParams and
InteractionParams.
27 Resolved interface Editorial Rich Thompson 15-Oct-2002 Missing mapping of statefulness needs to the operations
  Date Added: 4-Sep-2002
  Document Section: Interfaces/6.2 - Stateful entity scenarios
  Description: well the mapping is missing, but the intent is here
          Resolution: Tables to provide the mapping for the relevant data fields have been
added.
28 Resolved interface Technical Alan Kropp 15-Oct-2002 CONFIG mode is optional under JSR-168
  Date Added: 4-Sep-2002
  Document Section: Interfaces/6.3.4 - CONFIG mode
  Description: -
          Resolution: Description of CONFIG mode has been added.
29 Resolved interface Technical Alan Kropp 15-Oct-2002 DESIGN mode has no equivalent under JSR-168
  Date Added: 4-Sep-2002
  Document Section: Interfaces/6.3.5 - DESIGN mode
  Description: -
          Resolution: DESIGN mode has been deleted ... could not come up with a good
description for it.
30 Resolved interface Technical Alan Kropp 15-Oct-2002 PREVIEW mode has no equivalent under JSR-168
  Date Added: 4-Sep-2002
  Document Section: Interfaces/6.3.4 - PREVIEW mode
  Description: -
          Resolution: Description of PREVIEW mode has been added.
31 Resolved interface Technical Carsten Leue 15-Oct-2002 MINIMIZED state does not necessarily mean no markup
  Date Added: 4-Sep-2002
  Document Section: Interfaces/6.4.1 - MINIMIZED window state
  Description: Needed to modify this passage because in some circumstances the portlet might need to write into the output stream even if minimized. This is e.g. the case for Portlets rendering VoiceXML or for portlets that want to display some sort of status bar in minimized mode.
          Resolution:  When  the window state is VIEW_MINIMIZED, the entity SHOULD render itself
using  minimal  space. The entity SHOULD render no visible markup in this
case,  but  is  free  to  include  non-visible data such as javascript or
hidden  forms. The Consumer MUST invoke the getMarkup() operation for the
VIEW_MINIMIZED  state  just  as for all other window states. The Consumer
MAY render the title, controls and decorations related to the entity.
I  would note that Andre suggested that some Consumers may want to show a
small  image  when  the entity is minimized ... I would suggest that this
not  pollute  these semantics, but that it would be a custom window state
of the flavor 'Iconized'.
32 Resolved interface Technical Rich Thompson 22-Oct-2002 Do property operations need to be included in base?
  Date Added: 4-Sep-2002
  Document Section: Interfaces/Chapter 7 - introduction
  Description: The following need further discussion as to whether they are to be included in the base porttype of this specification
          Resolution: Yes. The F2F declared that persistent properties for entity configuration are to be included in v1.0.
33 Resolved interface Technical Andre Kramer 15-Oct-2002 propertyDescription structure missing from chapter 11
  Date Added: 4-Sep-2002
  Document Section: Interfaces/Chapter 7 - getPropertyDescription
  Description: -
          Resolution: PropertyDescription is now section 6.1.10
34 Resolved interface Technical Alejandro Abdelnur 15-Oct-2002 Do we want to define how an entity sends a title to the portal?
  Date Added: 4-Sep-2002
  Document Section: Interfaces/Chapter 9 - Introduction
  Description: -
          Resolution: Yes. We do. We added a "preferredTitle" field in the markupResponse. The resolution should wait until JSR168 syncs with this proposal (or rejects it!)
39 Resolved markup Minor Editorial Rich Thompson 15-Oct-2002 Does the example help to understand relationship between producer and consumer URL rewriting?
  Date Added: 4-Sep-2002
  Document Section: Interfaces/9.2.3  - relationship between consumer and producer writing
  Description: -
          Resolution: This portion was rewritten
40 Resolved markup Minor Editorial Andre Kramer 15-Oct-2002 Move URL Writing Semantics earlier
  Date Added: 4-Sep-2002
  Document Section: Interfaces/9.2.5  - URL Writing Semantis