Re: CURIE and URI Processing vs Processor Status Warning

Nice catch Gregg.  However, I don't think your proposed wording is quite 
right either.  I think with this datatype any string that starts xyz:, 
where xyz is not a defined prefix mapping, automatically falls through 
to being evaluated as an AbsURI.  and since an AbsURI can essentially be 
anything... it always gets treated that way.  I need to think about this 
a little more, but...

On 8/8/2010 12:15 PM, Gregg Kellogg wrote:
> It seems that a when evaluating a TermOrCurieOrAbsURI, a warning will 
> always be generated for a URI.
>
> Section 7.6 Processor Status says "A WARNING /must/ be generated when 
> a CURIE prefix fails to be resolved", however Section 7.4 CURIE and 
> URI Processing indicates that an attempt to evaluate the value as a 
> CURIE must be made before determining if it is an absolute URI. Note 
> that "http:" appears to be a missing prefix mapping, but is necessary 
> to be considered to be a URI.
>
> Perhaps section 7.6 should change to read "A WARNING /must/ be 
> generated when a CURIE prefix fails to be resolved and the value is 
> not a valid URI".
>
> Gregg
>

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