Hi,
While I'm +1 for removing the explicit locked="false" attributes It
may not be right to trash the concept right away. IMHO I see that this
may become useful if Axis2 is in a hosting environment and the host
would not want any of his users to override his settings.
So I would say interpret the absence of the attribute  as a 'false'
but keep the concept

Ajith

On 3/22/07, Sanjiva Weerawarana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Not only do I not mind it but can you please also remove the entire
concept? AFAIK we have *never* found a need for the "locked" vs.
"unlocked" concept .. so let's just dink it. YAGNI and all that.

Sanjiva.

Glen Daniels wrote:
> Anyone mind if we remove the explicit locked="false" attributes from
> most of the parameters in the default axis2.xml?
>
> --Glen
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