I would suggest
amending this to read
"If a context is present on a
received message and it [delete: that] contains a context-manager
element then that element MAY be used by the recipient to dereference the
context. Any other information present in the received context at this point
[insert:] cannot be assumed to represent the current or entire contents of the
context [delete: SHOULD NOT be assumed to represent the entire context
structure]. If the context-manager is dereferenced,
it MUST return the entire [insert] current contents of the context, [insert:]
i.e. the values corresponding to the context’s child elements held by the
context service at the point of receiving the getContents message."
Alastair
-----Original
Message-----
From: Mark
Little [mailto:mark.little@arjuna.com]
Sent: 09 August
2004 11:04
To: ws-caf
Subject: [ws-caf] propsed text for issue
133
"If a context is present on a
received message and it that contains a context-manager element then
that element MAY be used by the recipient to dereference the context. Any
other information present in the received context at this point SHOULD NOT be
assumed to represent the entire context structure. If the context-manager is
dereferenced, it MUST return the entire contents of the
context."
----
Mark Little,
Chief
Architect, Transactions,
Arjuna Technologies Ltd.
www.arjuna.com