[x500standard] Re: SV: Re: bindingType of ModifyOperationalBindingArgument

  • From: "Jean-Paul LEMAIRE" <jean-paul.lemaire@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • To: x500standard@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Fri, 02 Dec 2011 17:39:52 +0100

Hi Erik,

I agree that the text is not clear and a defect is needed about that.
As binding version can be changed (for example when shadowing options are changed), bindingID shall be unique for a couple of DSAs to prevent clashes after modification of the version of an existing agreement. I also suggest to have a unique bindindID per couple of DSAs disregarding the type of binding. And the modificationOperationalBinding and terminateOperationalBinding have to rejected if the bindingType is not the same as for establishOperationalBinding.

Best regards

Jean-Paul.

On Fri, 2 Dec 2011 17:18:26 +0100
 "Erik Andersen" <era@xxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Jean-Paul,

The question is whether the BindingID shall be unique among all instances of operational bindings between two DSA or whether it is sufficient that it unique within a particular operational binding type. In the latter case,
both the type and the id is necessary for determining the particular
instance.

Another question is whether it is the identifier component of
OperationalBinding that shall be unique rather than the combination of
identifier and version.

It is not clear from the current text.
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Emne: [x500standard] Re: bindingType of ModifyOperationalBindingArgument

Hi Erik,

The modifyOperationalBinding can modify the parameters of the binding but not the binding type. The binding type shall be present in the sequence because the parameters depend on it (with a constraint between components). It seems that a DSA should reject a modification on existing bindind with a
different bindingType as the bindingType used in
establishOperationalBinding. A similar rule should applied to
terminateOperationalBinding.

Regards

Jean-Paul.


Am I right when assuming that the bindingType cannot be changed by the ModifyOperationalArgument?



If I am right, the bindingType shall the one that is associated with the bindingID. That should be stated clearly.



I am waiting eagerly for an  expert answer.



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