Typo in implementation

[Tomasz Markiewicz]

Hi

I've been just wondering... Should there be an "S" in the "EXIT" to make ok? I'm reffering to the SipServletResponse.SC_DOES_NOT_EXIT_ANYWHERE status code.

BR

Tomasz Markiewicz

[Vilius Panevėžys]

The status code is grammatically correct. When the verb "do" is used as
an auxiliary verb it mandates the base form of the main verb.


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Vilius Panevėžys
Elitnet

[Jean Deruelle]

Vilius it is not on the do verb but on the exist one.  Tomasz can you create an issue at https://code.google.com/p/sipservlets/issues/entry ?

Thanks

Jean

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[Vilius Panevėžys]

Oh, I may have incorrectly assumed the suggested insertion point of
'S'. I thought Tomasz suggested to make it "SC_DOES_NOT_EXITS_ANYWHERE".

I was missing some context on the intended meaning, sorry. I should
probably only comment on grammatical correctness of SLEE terms. :)


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Vilius Panevėžys
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[Alexandre Mendonça]

I had the same idea as Vilius :)

Nevertheless this doesn't seems to be an implementation issue as this typo comes from the specification itself (http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E13153_01/wlcp/wlss40/javadoc/jsr289/javax/servlet/sip/SipServletResponse.html#SC_DOES_NOT_EXIT_ANYWHERE)

Alexandre Mendonça
http://ammendonca.blogspot.com/

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Vilius Panevėžys
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[Tomasz Markiewicz]

But the description in the java doc says: "Status code (604) (...) does not _exist_ anywhere. (...)". As Jean suggested, I've created an issue.

BR

Tomasz 

2013/6/3 Alexandre Mendonça <brai...@gmail.com>

[Alexandre Mendonça]

Correct, but should be kept in mind that with all other implementations of SIP Servlets, SC_DOES_NOT_EXIT_ANYWHERE is what is going to be present (until/if fixed in any future version of the spec). So the corrected one will probably be present at SipServletResponseExt extension interface, and will not be compatible with other implementations.

Just a reminder of the cost of using it :)

Alexandre Mendonça
http://ammendonca.blogspot.com/