Re: [xmlblaster] Publish return Qos without 'state' element

[Marcel Ruff]

Michael Justin wrote:
Dear all

The specification for some return Qos does not match the actual values 
which I receive from xmlBlaster 1.6.2.

<qos>

  <state id='OK' info='QUEUED[bilbo]'/>
  <key oid='MyMessageOid'/>
  <rcvTimestamp nanos='1042815836675000001'/>
</qos>
The state tag is omited if
  id='OK'
(the default) and no info attribute is filled.
On publish other states are not returned, however the info attribute may 
contain a local queued hint.

On 'unrecoverable' publish failure you get an XmlBlasterException
(the responsibility to take care on the message is bounced back to you).

regards
Marcel

(http://xmlblaster.org/xmlBlaster/doc/requirements/interface.publish.html) 



In my tests, the 'state' element is not in the return Qos, instead 
there is a 'isPublish' element.
<qos>
 <key oid='MyMessageOid'/>
 <rcvTimestamp nanos='1207639606687000000'/>
 <isPublish/>
</qos>'

The new isPublish element is very helpful to see that it is the answer 
to the publish command. I assume that the state is just no longer 
neccessary because problems will be reported as XmlBlasterException?

Best Regards



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