Some additional comments: - Thank you for remembering to add Section 7.5. I think that "is" should be "its". - I disagree with the following statement in Section 1: "The exception is the working-resource and workspace options. These provide the same logical functionality but with significantly different client/server performance/complexity tradeoffs. It is expected that only a limited number of servers will support the working-resource and the workspace options." Working-resources are created when versions are checked out. A workspace resource is a collection whose members are related version-controlled and non-version-controlled resources. These are not the same logical functionality. Also, a working-resource can have a workspace property which does not make it logically orthogonal to a workspace in the context of the discussion in section 1. My suggestion is to end section 1 with the existing statement that the specification options are designed to be logically orthogonal. - Overall the specification has the necessary components and I have provided input to ensure its completeness. I do go back to a comment posted on the list a week or two about the specification's complexity. As I review the specification now, I do agree and feel that the specification is complex. I would like to see complexity revisited in Minneapolis as an action item. Thanks, MarkReceived on Tuesday, 23 January 2001 20:21:59 GMT
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