> Well, I think there is a subtle difference between DR 8 and DR 40: > > * DR 40 talks about binary content, such as a JPEG file. > * DR 8 talks about arbitrary (read non-XML) content, such as a > JPEG file > OR a text document. And we also have DR700... "The XP specification must define a mechanism or mechanisms that allow applications to submit application-specific content or information for delivery by XP" I think this can cover it - the application-content is a very nice phrase which can mean "anything at all". Given this, I think it is safe to drop both DR8 and DR40. cheers --oh -- ohurley at iona dot com +353 1 637 2639Received on Tuesday, 5 December 2000 17:33:50 GMT
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