🚀 go-pugleaf

I have been convinced (mostly by Peter ;-) that CPIC is in fact working
as designed, and that the design is correct.  Context management is
outside the scope of CPIC; it is the application's responsibility, and
if CPIC destroyed the context for you, it would be impossible to use
it later, for instance in a cascaded server scenario, where the design
used "pipeline" transactions (datagrams).  I understand that there has
been work done on the CPIC 2.0 spec with respect to context managment,
but I am not familiar with it, so I can't comment on it (and with the
bashing I've taken so far on this subject, why would I want to?)

And a challenge for all of you who pointed out my mistake:
If you know the answer, please don't be shy about saving me from
getting egg on my face in the first place!

So, Tom, yes, Peter's solution is correct.

Regards,
Richard L. Gray
APPC Market Enablement