[Bug 248] New: Anish editorial (4)

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           Summary: Anish editorial (4)
           Product: WS-Context
           Version: 1.0
          Platform: All
        OS/Version: All
            Status: NEW
          Severity: normal
          Priority: P2
         Component: Editorial
        AssignedTo: ws-caf-editors@lists.oasis-open.org
        ReportedBy: mark.little@arjuna.com
         QAContact: mark.little@arjuna.com


45) Need more example SOAP messages for context manager and context service 
(at least in the appendix) -- would help readability/understanding.
EDITORIAL

47) Section 5.2, page 16 the text uses the terms UserCTXService and CTXService 
where as figure 11 uses UserCTXServicePortType and CTXServicePortType.

48) Section 5.2, page 16, last sentence:
s/we shall describe the interactions in the following section/the interactions 
are described in the following section

49) Page 17, bullet regarding (UserCTXService):
a) It is not specified which operations in UserCTX correspond to which 
operations in CTXService (other than being obvious from the names)
c) There is no explanation for the fault operations.
e) How are faults that are not listed in the spec dealt with -- is there a 
generic fault operation?

50) Page 17, begin:
s/If nesting of activities is not supported by the implementation/If nesting 
of activities is not supported by the implementation and there is a nested 
context specified

51) page 17, begin:
What fault is thrown if -1 is specified for timeout and the implementation 
does not support the semantics of -1? Is it timeOutOfRangeFault? If so, the 
name of the fault is misleading.

53) page 19, getTimeout says:
"This need not be the value associated with the current Activity, however." It 
is unclear what 'current Activity' means here.

54) Section 6, page 20, 2nd line:
s/SOAP header/SOAP header block



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