Since more complex configurators (ie, anything more sophisticated than equality / inequality) aren't supported / encodable in ATSV, we need some way to support them. The plan is to encode them in some way that is easy for the stand-alone jar / connector to enforce, so that:
The request never makes it to OSATE
The request should fail significantly faster than if it had made it to OSATE
The response should be indistinguishable to ATSV from one generated by a run of OSATE
Since more complex configurators (ie, anything more sophisticated than equality / inequality) aren't supported / encodable in ATSV, we need some way to support them. The plan is to encode them in some way that is easy for the stand-alone jar / connector to enforce, so that: