Michael,

Before WS-Addressing was submitted to the W3C for standardization, the
WS-MessageDelivery embodiment was added to WS-Resource. The
WS-Addressing working group in the W3C took input from both the
WS-Addressing specification and the WS-MessageDelivery specification, so
the result of that working group reflects requirements from both
specifications. At this point, the WSRF TC is considering removing the
WS-MessageDelivery embodiment.

At this time I recommend that all work be based only on WS-Addressing
until the TC makes a decision.

Bryan Murray
 

-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Marks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Friday, May 06, 2005 7:24 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Quetsion about different WS-Resource Referenz Embodiments 

Hi all together, 

I have read the new draft of the WS-Resource Spezifikation
(wsrf-WS-Resource-1.2-draft-03.pdf at OASIS TC). 
There is a section wich defines different kinds of WS-Resource Access
Pattern Embodiments. 

There are two dynamic Embodiments for WS-Resource References defined: 

one based on WS-MessageDelivery and
another using WS-Addressing Endpoint References. 

I wonder, why there was defined a new Embodiment based on
WS-MessageDelivery while a dynamic embodiment using WS-Addressing EPR
already existed.

Are there advantages by using the WS-Resource Reference based on
WS-MessageDelivery against the using of WSA-EPR s?

I know, that's no question concerning the implemention of Apollo, but I
thougt this will be the right place to ask, because you are working
against the WSRF Specs while implementing the Apollo Framework. 

Thanks in advance!

Michael


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