Jacques:
Thank you - I think this is a good place to explore the concerns.
Duane
Jacques Durand wrote:
> *Title*: Sequence termination on Fault
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> *Description*: The RM Destination imperatively terminates a sequence
> due to one of these unrecoverable errors:
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> - wsrm:SequenceTerminated
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> - wsrm:MessageNumberRollover
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> - wsrm:LastMessageNumberExceeded
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> Then any pending non-acknowledged message will be lost for the sequence.
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> *Justification*: Unless an accurate and final acknowledgement status
> was sent back at the time the sequence is closed, the Source will not
> know if some non-acknowledged messages were actually received before
> the termination occurs. This gives the source two unpleasant options:
> (a) resend all non-acknowledged message in a new sequence, with the
> risk of causing undetectable duplicates, (b) not resend any, and these
> will be lost.
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> *Target*: core
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> *Type*: design
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> *Proposal*: Two options need be discussed: Option (1): At the time a
> Destination-controlled termination gets into effect, a final and
> accurate Acknowledgement for the entire sequence is sent back. Option
> (2): After the fault was notified to Source, simply rely on regular
> termination procedure (either expiration-based, or under Source
> control, so that the Source can complete its resending of pending
> messages and get the final acks), meanwhile reject any message for
> this sequence that exceeds the ending number in case of
> MessageNumberRollover or LastMessageNumberExceeded.
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