Hi Nick, > Since those are dc:, they can presumably be used regardless of whether > the earl spec mentions them specifically? Yes, they can be used regardless. However, just like in other classes, I think we reference all core properties in the schema for the sake of completeness and for those who are using EARL as XML (rather than RDF). >> earl:WebContent >> * earl:Hash > > maybe earl:checksum? > > Whatever we use needs to document exactly what has been hashed. > Document contents? Contents + response headers? Contents + negotiation? > Normalised contents? > > FWIW I need to hold several such measures. Let's discuss on the call tomorrow, maybe we will need to take this up at the F2F if it is a major discussion (which it seems to be). > I started reading the spec. over the weekend, and it led me to contemplate > quite a few things I've overlooked whilst hacking through the fine detail. > I need to find time to collect thoughts and post them. Great! Please send as soon as possible, especially any potential "show stoppers". Regards, ShadiReceived on Monday, 29 August 2005 16:43:57 GMT
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