Why introduce a new unnecessary method when you could simply issue a POST to some bug-reporting URI associated with the server? If you're going to specify anything, submit a proposal to advertise feedback URIs using a RESTful approach, perhaps in HTTP response headers such as Link, or within the (x)html itself as a <link> tag. > Fixing the problem will most probably require some human intervention. > But if you have just downloaded some broken XML and still have an open > connection to the server, why not just send an ERR at that moment to > the server. Then it can be clearly logged, and it is also clear what > the problem is about. -- Justin Chapweske - Founder, Onion Networks http://onionnetworks.com/ 651-340-8787 Transfer large files 10x faster than FTP with Onion Networks' WAN Transport(tm). http://onionnetworks.com/products_wantransport.phpReceived on Wednesday, 23 June 2004 12:50:14 GMT
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