Matt,
Thanks for making this valuable contribution. I think it will have even
broader implications that our TC.
It would be helpful if you include the diagram from ebXML Messaging Service
spec that shows how the SOAP header, body, ebXML header elements, manifest,
request, payload etc. are laid out. Since many of us do not keep up with that
spec this one picture would help a lot. Also I think you could say less on how
to use WSDL and simply refer to the WSDL spec.
I believe you may have swapped by accident soap-header and soap-body tags on
messageHeader and manifest. messageHeader should be described by soap-header
and manifest should be described by soap-body.
One of teh critical things missing at the moment as far I can see is that we
need to tie this with the existing RAWS abstract service definition for the
registry. We currently have the following files (attached):
Registry.xsd #XSD Schema replacing Registry.dtd
Registry.wsdl #Abstract service definition for registry service
RegistrySOAPBinding.wsdl #Concrete binding to SOAP/HTTP for abstract
service definition in Registry.wsdl
What we need is a Registry_ebXML_MS_Binding.wsdl to provide a concrete binding
to ebXML Messaging Service for abstract service definition in Registry.wsdl
I would be glad to work with you on this. We may also want someone fom TRP to
look over our shoulder. I can talk to Chris Ferris for example.
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Regards,
Farrukh
Matthew Mackenzie wrote:
> Greetings RAWSers,
>
> My first post, and I bring with me a PDF file. I brought the idea of
> <see subject> up with Farrukh earlier today, and he thought that this
> group might be interested in this. It turns out that TRP in WSDL isn't
> that hard, but would benefit from having an abstract definition to make
> it easier to do this.
>
> Comments, please!
>
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> Matthew MacKenzie
> Xml Global
> http://www.xmlglobal.com
>
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> Name: TRP-WSDL.pdf
> TRP-WSDL.pdf Type: Acrobat (application/pdf)
> Encoding: BASE64
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Regards,
Farrukh
