I was just wondering if there is any merit in using envelopes to chunk the total payload rather than nesting them - so you would be chaining envelopes. An example use case may a mass data transfer where you don't want to have to materialize the entire body in order to check a trailing signature - this could be chunked transparently and delivered to the consumer in a streaming fahsion.
I'm starting to skim WS-Security and it looks nightmarish. For Hessian, I'm
thinking the following envelope syntax might make sense: envelope ::= 'E' x02 x00 # Envelope for Hessian 2.0 method # envelope type (possibly use string instead of 'm') int # number of headers (string object)* # header values binary # encapsulated body int # number of footers (string object)* # footer values
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