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Subject: [ebxml-msg] 10/1/2002: Question on Consistency between SOAP and ebMS
Ian, In the review of the upcoming release of the UeB architecture specification, our team met in Geneva to discuss open items and formal comments received. We had a question as it relates to the draft text in our specification: A Message contains structures for a Message Header (necessary for routing and delivery) and a Payload section. We noted that the ebMS indicates the payload container is optional. See ebMS, Section 2 on Payload Specification (0 or more, "zero or more additional MIME parts referred to as Payload Containers, containing application level payloads...). Can the ebMS team clarify if the SOAP specification and schemas support the manifest schema and specification normative text (Is there a technical contradiction between the two). See section 2.1 to ensure that the manifest schema and specification, section 2.1 and SOAP specifications or schema are consistent. Please advise. Thank you. Monica J. Martin Program Manager Drake Certivo, Inc. 208.585.5946 Note: Please excuse if this is duplicate. I no longer have the first message and am uncertain if the team received it. Thanks.
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