Subject: [Megaco] Processing of command, action ...

From: petric john <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 4 Apr 2003 00:00:35 +1000 (EST)

Hi,

This is in context of the text mentioned in 8.2.2 as
below.

S1: If the end of an action cannot be reliably
determined but one or more commands can be parsed, it
will process them and then send 422 - Syntax Error in
Action as the last action for the transaction.

S2: If the end of a transaction cannot be reliably
determined and one or more Actions can be parsed, it
will process them and then return 403 - Syntax Error
in Transaction as the last action reply for the
transaction. 

In both the above statemets, it is mentioned about the
unreliable determination of the action, and
transaction respectively. 

As mentioned, does processing of the commands (in S1)
means the execution of the commands, and does
processing of the action (in S2) means the execution
in the context of the MGC/MG application??? 

This apprently shows that even if the parsing
(decoding) of the given component of the protocol
message is partial, the decoded information is still
passed on to the MG/MGC application for further
processing/execution.

So far I am under impression that even a single parse
failure (at any level) of the messgge would prohibit
it from sending it to the application, thus rejecting
it compeletely.

what is the significance of the word "it will process
them"???

regards,

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