> I would recommend not putting search arbiters in > the scope of a query, and would expect that to be the > normal case. I anticipate many servers making each collection a search arbiter, and hence a search arbiter would likely end up in the scope of many queries. > If someone implements that, then that search arbiter would obviously have to > respond like any other resource in the scope of a query responds. But, I do find myself agreeing with this. If a search arbiter is not a new resource type, as I now favor, then the behavior under search is no different than if the same resource didn't support the SEARCH method. If there is agreement that a search arbiter isn't a new resource type, this issue can also be closed. - JimReceived on Monday, 16 August 1999 18:47:43 GMT
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