New Issue - Timestamps addressed to self

["Hal Lockhart" <hlockhar@bea.com>]

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To preserve overall integrity of each <wsu:Timestamp> element, it is
strongly RECOMMENDED that each SOAP role only create or update the
appropriate <wsu:Timestamp> element destined to itself (that is, a
<wsse:Security> header whose actor/role is itself) and no
other<wsu:Timestamp> element.
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This does not appear to make sense. Why would a software component timestamp
a header addressed to itself?

I cannot see what was intended here. A sender should generally sign any
timestamps is creates. Once signed (along with other message elements) it
cannot be modified without invalidating the signature.  suggest we simply
drop this sentence.

Hal