Paul and I were tasked with reviewing whether the latest draft of RFC2396bis [1] "satisfies URIEquivalence-15." Briefly, I think that Tim Bray's draft finding has been faithfully inserted into [1]. I think that as a whole there are then some internal conflicts within the [1] eg. The final paragraph of section 4 (just before 4.1) endows . and .. with special meaning only when used within a relative URI reference while section 6.2.2.3 within the URI equivalance text says that . and .. shouldn't appear within absolute URI, but if they do its ok to normalise the path and cutely I think addresses how by splitting absolute URI ref into a base and a relative URI. These two sections seem slightly at odds. I have a couple of other comments to file against the URI equivalence text... But on the whole I am happy that the text in [1] serves as our finding and that we discuss any further refinements on the uri@w3.org as comments made on the ID - and yes... As it matures we will have to ensure that it continues to reflect the TAGs intent. I'll make other comments on uri@w3.org and post a pointer here whenI have done so. Regards Stuart [1] http://www.apache.org/~fielding/uri/rev-2002/rfc2396bis.htmlReceived on Monday, 31 March 2003 12:37:31 GMT
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