Hi Jaliya, > Just a simple clarification, what is the difference between options.setX and > having them as call.setX()?
The difference is that it allows us to ensure total consistency. Right now, if you have an option that you want to configure you have to add it to a bunch of places: to the appropriate MEP(s), to the Stub, to the message context etc.. This way we capture it to one place (at least for client visible stuff) and that way if we add some method to Options its immediately affecting all client code uniformly. Sanjiva.
