(II.4) Require version-name to be XML, for internationalization. Removed the restrictin that it be a string, but did not require it to be XML. <tim> So what's a guy to do? If it is not necessarily XML it must be handled as a String -- which means all of those <'s and &'s must be escaped. Of course if a different client retrieves the comment and the XML is un-escaped on the way out, it won't be internationalized to the client's taste. I guess that the objection to it's being XML is that the comment is typically accessible by other (non-NLS'd) tools that would only expect a String. </tim> <jra> I think it should be XML too. Remember PCDATA is acceptable XML, and its just a string. This should follow the same convention as DAV:owner for lock owners for example. </jra>Received on Friday, 22 December 2000 11:04:29 GMT
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