To my understanding, DR305 contains two requirements: one about the creation of complex applications, the other about the facilities provided by XP. So I suggest splitting this requirement in two. Furthermore, I find the second sentence of the requirement rather hard to understand, so I would propose to drop it. Last, I think we should add payment among the facilities we take into account. To handle these points, I suggest to replace DR305 by the two following requirements: - DR305a: The XML Protocol SHOULD provide functionality to enable the creation of complex applications. - DR305b: The XML protocol SHOULD provide facilities (possibly optional standardised header and/or trailer elements) to encourage a common approach for providing facilities such as: authentication, encryption, payment, reliable delivery, sessions and transactions. Hervé RuellanReceived on Wednesday, 15 November 2000 11:15:23 GMT
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