Re: Change to Lock-Token

>No, the lock token is not a credential. Rather, it is important to know that
>a previously obtained lock is still valid before execuiting some methods.
>If the lock has been lost (timed out, server canceled or lost, admin canceled)
>then the premise of the change has moved out from under you and must be
>reevaluated before continuing.

I'm not sure that a lock qualifies as a premise for a change, but I can
certainly understand the desire to make it a precondition in some cases.
That would fit the purpose of an If-Lock header field, so I'm satisfied.

.....Roy