On Apr 9, 2008, at 12:59 AM, Pat Hayes wrote: > We have no idea. It could be anything, just as a 303 redirect tells > us nothing about what the URI is obliged to denote. Http-range-14 is > silent on both of these cases. It only specifies that in the case of > an unhashed URI returning a 200 response, the URI is understood to > denote the resource that emits the response. So an IR is the sort of thing that can emit a response. Which means it can't be the Microsoft Word document I just worked on, since as far as I know, such things aren't capable of emitting anything. Do I have this right? -AlanReceived on Wednesday, 9 April 2008 05:50:44 GMT
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