RE: [wsrp-interfaces] Groups - wsrp-2.0-3-props-ak-270904.zip uploaded

I would agree with the need to separately
visit the backward compatibility question. I would note the general approach
we are taking of developing new things as if they were independent and
deferring any decision about merging those things with existing parts of
the spec until it is determined that a particular feature should be added
to the spec.

With regard to the copyPortlet proposal,
it clearly can be an extension of the clonePortlet operation with a new
(likely nullable) parameter, but it is too early to decide we want to do
that.

Rich

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For copyPortlet(), the strawman states that clone()
is not being reused

for backwards compatibility reasons.  Another approach, would be to
add

the additional argument to the clone() method and force implementations

to check the producer spec version before making the call.  The

advantage is that we wouldn't have multiple methods which have similar

functionality.  This seems like a larger question of general approach

regarding spec versions and backward compatibility that we probably

should discuss.  

Scott

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