- From: B H, Girish <g.b.h@sap.com>
- Date: Wed, 19 Jun 2002 20:05:27 +0200
- To: ietf-dav-versioning@w3.org
Hi,
Working-collections contain binding to version-histories. But what is not
clear, is the binding-name of such bindings.
To illustrate, take a collection hierarchy:
/coll/
|
+- /a
|
+- /b
|
+- /c
The binding-names in the version-controlled-collection "coll" would be "a",
"b" and "c".
Assume that the version-history of /coll/a is at URL /vh/vh20. Since the
version-history is a DAV resource, it can have the name "vh20". Similar
version-histories for /coll/b and /coll/c are at /vh/vh21 and /vh/22.
When we CHECKOUT "coll", we get the working-collection "/wr/wr123".
What should the PROPFIND on /wr/wr123 return?
a) /wr/wr123/vh20 (binding-name is the 'name' of the version-history),
/wr/wr123/vh21 and /wr/wr123/vh22
OR
b) /wr/wr123/a (binding-name is still the same as the binding-name in the
version-controlled-collection), /wr/wr123/b and /wr/wr123/c
Certainly the latter is more convenient. However, is this specifically
mentioned in the spec?
Thanks,
Girish
Received on Wednesday, 19 June 2002 14:06:04 UTC