adam replied: > mnot noted: >> * Section 2 talks about applying the IDNA ToASCII algorithm to parts of a >> URI. This doesn't make sense; perhaps you mean IRI? > > I'm a bit unclear on the difference between URIs and IRIs. Is there > are a good reference you could point me to? The IDNA ToASCII/ToUnicode algorithms (from RFC3490) are employed in draft-abarth-origin (and only on the <host> component of an origin tuple) simply to convert to/from Punycode-encoded DNS domain names (aka hostnames) -- it isn't about IRIs (RFC3987) per se. I.e. one can receive/create/send a Punycode-encoded hostname embedded in RFC3986 URIs today. HTH, =JeffHReceived on Tuesday, 14 July 2009 23:54:15 GMT
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