ebBP 5/23/2005: Comment re: Attribute reference without a name in3.4.10.11 (wd-2-0-1-03)

[Monica J Martin <Monica.Martin@Sun.COM>]

To fix this editorial omission, we need to specify what role is 
identified in this section on Business Collaboration. Please review the 
schema and technical specification v2.0 for any further details (that 
explains where attributes became elements, for example). Note, with the 
enhancements for role and the addition of perform, more detail is 
required in this reference. Thanks. Comments welcome and appreciated.

Change from:
One of the roles is initiating the Business Collaboration. This is the 
role, which sends the first message (i.e. Request) of the first BTA. 
This attribute is used to “bind” the roles of an inner Collaboration 
Activity to the parent Business Collaboration roles (i.e. the initial 
abstract partner roles). Even if this role is not known until run-time, 
we can still specify a “logical” initiating role. In that case, the 
initiating role of the parent Binary (Business) Collaboration will be 
bound to the initiating role of the inner Binary (Business) 
Collaboration definition.

Change from:
One of the roles is initiating the Business Collaboration. This is the 
role (or may be associated with the role that performs the activity) 
that sends the first message (i.e. Request) of the first BTA. The 
initial abstract partner roles of the parent Business Collaboration are 
bound to the roles of an inner Collaboration Activity, when there is an 
inner Collaboration Activity. The abstract partner roles, the roles 
bound and performed (such as the initiating RoleRef), and how they 
relate are described in detail in Section 3.4.1.