[closed] Re: [QA Review] xml:id Version 1.0

Thank you, Karl!

/ Karl Dubost <karl@w3.org> was heard to say:
| Norman,
|
| We are discussing about this issue in the QA WG these days.
| See
| Minutes of QA Teleconf
| http://www.w3.org/mid/d6ad0b555048ebc96b07a60f8ff48eb0@ontologicon.com
| David Marston analysis for xml:id
| http://www.w3.org/mid/OFCA7F3AF3.94B1ABCB-ON85256F9B.0077B50E@lotus.com
|
| Le 27 janv. 2005, à 15:06, Norman Walsh a écrit :
|> The CR draft clearly identifies that it is the 'xml:id processor' that
|> implements this specification. It goes on to say:
|>
|> "This specification defines xml:id processing, but it is up to the
|> application to determine when such processing occurs. Users of
|> applications that provide facilities for modifying XML documents may
|> reasonably expect xml:id processing to occur whenever a change is made
|> to an ID value."
|>
|> I believe that that satisfies the issue you identified above.
|
| Yes it is. :) Thanks.
|
|> I believe the conformance section now clearly identifies which
|> requirements are manditory and which are not:
|>
|> "Conformance to constraints that \u201cmust\u201d be assured is
|> mandatory. It is recommended that applications assure the other
|> constraints as well. This specification defines no simply optional
|> constraints."
|
| Yes satisfied.
|
|>> 4.3.A [6] is not met
|>>
|>> I encourage you first to read this message from Dave Marston, IBM [7]
|>>
|>> Suggestion
|>> =================================
|>> xxx. Extensibility of xml:id
|>>
|>> [Write prose here if you expect people to extend the behaviors already
|>> defined in the specification, if not say so. xml:id is not extensible
|>> and as to be implemented as it is.]
|>> =================================
|>
|> This is now addressed by Section 8 of the CR draft.
|>
|> I believe that we have addressed all of the issues raised in this
|> message,
|> please let me know if you agree.
|
| Indeed Congratulations.
|
| As a double congratulations I would like to say that I think you are
| one of the first specification to be conformant to Spec GL. :)))
| So I think I'm more than satisfied.
|
| -- 
| Karl Dubost - http://www.w3.org/People/karl/
| W3C Conformance Manager
| *** Be Strict To Be Cool ***

                                        Be seeing you,
                                          norm

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