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Subject: proposed resolutions for issue 12
Each set of interactions in CAF is modelled as two one-way calls. Fairly obviously we don't want to tie the sender to actually being the receiver of a response (if there even is one). So, in the current text the schema talks about the sender-address and recipient-address. The intention was that (obviously) the recipient-address is the end-point for the message being sent, whereas the sender-address was supposed to be the end-point for any response. Issue 12 arises because the use of "sender-address" is misleading in this context. I propose that we change this to something like response-address. Any comments? Mark. ---- Mark Little, Chief Architect, Transactions, Arjuna Technologies Ltd. www.arjuna.com
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