> > I'd like to add that one of the reasons for talking about this at all is > to *prevent* people from only supporting GET/HEAD/POST .-) > Really? What I'm trying to understand is that why is it the responsibility of the XMLHttpRequest spec to say that certain specific methods MUST be supported. That should be the responsibility of specifications layered on top of XMLHttpRequest. For example, a specification talking about XMLHttpRequest for some arbitrary user-agent device might want to say that such a device MUST support GET and POST. Another specification might require support for some other method. Subbu -- ------------------------------ http://www.subbu.orgReceived on Wednesday, 11 October 2006 16:15:52 GMT
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