RE: [bt-spec] BTP Issue 102 : Is entity identity modification to beallowed within BTP.

[Peter Furniss <peter.furniss@choreology.com>]

In a message with a subject about issue 78, Mark Little sent:

 

As for 102, we'd like to propose (for a post 1.0 consideration) adding

another message:

RENAME/RENAMED, whose sole responsibility is similar to REDIRECT but

replaces the identifier an actor was known about with another.

 

I've treated this as the  basis for a proposed solution:

Proposed solution:
Defer until after 1.0

Suggestion:
add another message pair:

RENAME/RENAMED

whose sole responsibility is similar to REDIRECT but replaces the identifier an actor was known about with another.

 

So the "proposed solution" relates to its status in regard to the current edition, and a vote on that does not constrain or endorse whatever may be discussed for 1.0+.

 

Peter

 

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Subject: [bt-spec] BTP Issue 102 : Is entity identity modification to be allowed within BTP.

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BTP Issue 102 : Is entity identity modification to be allowed within BTP.

Submitter: Mark Little, HP
Category: minor technical
Description:
In migration (as with REDIRECT), shall it be possible for the identification of the migrated entity (transaction, superior, inferior) to change, or shall it be required that the same name be retained at each endpoint address
Related issue: issue 78 : Addresses used for identification

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