Re: [ws-rx] Proposed updates to Doug's text

[Anish Karmarkar <Anish.Karmarkar@oracle.com>]

I like the next text as well.
I suggest: s/unusual/new/

-Anish
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Doug Davis wrote:
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> I like the new text.  Just wondering if there's a better word than 
> "unusual"?
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> LOL, looking at:  http://thesaurus.reference.com/browse/unusual
> The first two synonyms sum it up nicely but from totally different 
> perspectives.
> "noteworthy" perhaps?  I'm partial to "awe-inspiring"  :-)
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> thanks,
> -Doug
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> *Paul Fremantle <paul@wso2.com>*
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> 10/05/2006 06:15 PM
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> Here are my suggested edits, incorporating Paul Cotton's second point.
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> Since the message exchange pattern use by MakeConnection is an unusual
> pattern, the following points
> need to be reiterated for clarification:
> ● The MakeConnection message is logically part of a one-way operation;
> there is no reply message to the MakeConnection itself, and any response
> flowing on the HTTP backchannel is a pending message.
> ●Since there is no reply message to MakeConnection, the WS-Addressing
> specific rules in Section 3.4 “Formulating a Reply Message” are not
> used. Therefore the value of any wsa:ReplyTo element in the
> MakeConnection message has no effective impact since the WS-Addressing
> [reply endpoint] property that is set by the presence of wsa:RepyTo is
> not used.
> ● In the absence of any pending message, there will be no message
> transmitted on the transport
> back-channel. E.g. In the HTTP case, just an HTTP 202 Accepted will be
> returned without any SOAP envelope in the HTTP response message.
> ● When there is a message pending, it is sent on the transport
> back-channel, using the connection that has been initiated by the
> MakeConnection request.
> * The MakeConnection message and operation is deliberately excluded from
> the WSDL in Appendix B, as this behaviour can only be partially captured
> using WSDL.
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> Paul
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