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Failure Message: A document-literal binding which does not specify the parts attribute, has more than one wsdl:part in the associated wsdl:message element. Failure Detail Description: Defective wsdl:binding element. Assertion Description: Each operation referenced by the binding results in a unique wire signature.

Failure Message: A binding has operations that are not unique. Failure Detail Description: Defective wsdl:operation element s. Context: For a candidate wsdl:types element. Failure Message: A wsdl:types element contained a data type definition that is not an XML schema definition. Failure Detail Description: Defective data type definition. Comments: Validating the data type definitions includes any imported XML schema definitions. Context: For a candidate wsdl:definitions, if it contains a wsdl:port, wsdl:binding, wsdl:portType, wsdl:operation, or wsdl:message that claims conformance to the Profile.

Failure Message: An extension element within a WSDL element that claims conformance to the Basic Profile has a wsdl:required attribute with a value of "true". Failure Detail Description: Display the extension element that failed the assertion.

Comments: Extension elements other than those belonging to one of the following namespaces Context: For a candidate wsdl:import element, where the location attribute or the namespace attribute has a value that is a relative URI, or a for soap:address element where the location attribute is a relative URI. Assertion Description: The use of a relative URI as the value for a wsdl:import location or namespace attribute, or for a soap:address location attribute may require out of band coordination.

Detail Description: The use of a relative URI as the value for a wsdl:import location or namespace attribute, or for a soap:address location attribute may require out of band coordination. Context: For an XML schema definition defined in the wsdl:types element, or imported directly or indirectly by a schema definition defined in the wsdl:types element, which contains any schema annotation elements. Assertion Description: An XML schema definition defined in the wsdl:types element, or imported directly or indirectly by a schema definition defined in the wsdl:types element, may use schema annotation elements as an extensibility mechanism.

Detail Description: An XML schema defined in the wsdl:types element, or imported directly or indirectly by a schema defined in the wsdl:types element, contains annotation elements. Comments: Schema annotations are an extensibility point. Assertion Description: Driver testable.

Comments: All of these profile requirements are testable only by using a driver test program, since a test assertion would require application-level knowledge of the message exchange.

Assertion Description: Not testable. For example, some of these test assertions represent capabilities which can not be validated. Context: For a candidate request message in the message log file. Context: For a candidate message in the message log file, which is not an empty message. Comments: Assumed in underlying spec, though no formal Rxxxx for it.

Comments: Assumed in underlying spec, though no formal Rxxxx for it run-time version of R Context: For a candidate message in the message log file, if it contains a soap:Body element. Assertion Description: The children elements of soap:Body do not have a soap:encodingStyle attribute.

Failure Message: A child of the soap:Body element has a soap:encodingStyle attribute. Context: For a candidate request message in the message log file, without soap:Fault. In case of a doc-lit binding, the child element of soap:body is an instance of the global element declaration referenced by the corresponding wsdl:part. If the message has "parts", the order of the part elements in the soap:body of the wired message, is same as that of the wsdl:partS, in the corresponding wsdl:message.

Failure Message: The content of the request message did not match the wsdl:message definition. The order of parts in soap:body does not match the order of wsdl:partS in wsdl:message, or the child element of soap:body is not an instance of the global element declaration referenced by the corresponding wsdl:part. Comments: R, R R and R used as "assumed" reqts, not reqts to verify. The soap:encodingStyle verification done by pre-req WSI on children, is not done for grand-children WSI coul dnot be a pre-req.

Context: For a candidate response message in the message log file, if it does not contain a soap:Fault. In case of an rpc-lit binding, the body contains a wrapper element that matches theoperation name. Failure Message: The content of the response message did not match the wsdl:message definition.

The order of parts in soap:body does not match the order of wsdl:partS in wsdl:message, or it has a doc-lit binding but the child element of soap:body is not an instance of the global element declaration referenced by the corresponding wsdl:part, or it has an rpc-lit binding but no wrapper element.

The test assertion also verifies the wrapper element in case of an rpc-binding in a same way as WSI which could not be a pre-requisite due to a narrower context. Context: For a candidate message, in the message log file.

Failure Message: The soap:header or soap:body elements in message, were described with an included DTD. Context: For a candidate message in the message log file, with a soap:body with at least one child element.

Assertion Description: Each child element if any of the soap:Body element is namespace qualified not the grandchildren. Failure Message: A child element of the soap:Body element is not namespace qualified. Context: For a candidate message, containing a soap:envelope, in the message log file.

Assertion Description: The message soap:body does not contain the soapenc:arrayType attribute. Failure Message: The message soap:body contains the soapenc:arrayType attribute.

Comments: R has been interpreted as applying to any message body, as it is unclear how to narrow to serialized array declarations. The narrowing of the context here,may not be sufficient to restrict properly the application of this TA. Context: For a candidate message in the message log file. Context: For a candidate message in the message log file, if "mustUnderstand" attribute is present.

Assertion Description: The "mustUnderstand" attribute in the message has one of two values: 1, 0. Failure Message: The "mustUnderstand" attribute in a message has a value different from: 1, 0. Context: For a candidate message in the message log file, if it contains a soap:Fault element. Assertion Description: The soap:Fault element does not have children other than soap:faultcode, soap:faultstring, soap:faultactor or soap:detail.

Failure Message: One or more soap:Fault children elements are not standard, i. Assertion Description: The soap:Fault element children soap:faultcode, soap:faultstring, soap:faultactor or soap:detail are unqualified. Failure Message: One or more soap:Fault children elements are qualified. Context: For a candidate message in the message log file, if it contains a soap:Body element, and is referred by an rpc-literal binding. Assertion Description: The grandchildren elements of soap:Body of the message referred by an rpc-literal binding do not have a soap:encodingStyle attribute.

Failure Message: At least one grandchild of the soap:Body element of a message referred by an rpc-literal binding has a soap:encodingStyle attribute. Assertion Description: The soap:Envelope does not have direct children after the soap:Body element. Failure Message: The soap:Envelope has a direct child after the soap:Body element. Context: For a candidate message in the message log file, that is not a fault message, that has a soap:body with at least a child element, and is referred by a binding style RPC-literal.