Tim Berners-Lee wrote: > 1. The term "request URI" is a confusing term for the URI of the source > making the request, when the HTTP request has a URI in it which is the > requested URI. It isn't the URI of the requesting client, either. > Suggest: codebase URI? This is like 'codebase principals' in existing > security models. It is actually the URI of the requesting party, it's just making the request using the UA as proxy. The term "requesting URI" does seem more appropriate though. / JonasReceived on Monday, 21 May 2007 23:29:19 GMT
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