RE: [discovery-api] how does serviceavailable function in practice

> -----Original Message-----
> From: ext Rich Tibbett [mailto:richt@opera.com]
> Sent: Friday, February 08, 2013 7:23 AM
> To: public-device-apis@w3.org
> Subject: Re: [discovery-api] how does serviceavailable function in
practice
> 


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> >> See towards the end of Section 5.2 (which actually seems like an odd
> >> place for this text).
> 
> Perhaps we should move this to the bottom of Section 5. Any other
> suggestions?
Yes that's a good place to move it to. It actually fits nicely with the
definition of the onserviceavailable and onserviceunavailable events. I
would even consider
s/A user agent can inform a web page when the state of networked services
matching the requested valid service type change./ A user agent can inform a
web page when the state of networked services matching the requested valid
service type change using these events./

- Cathy.

> 
> >> [[Services available within the local network can connect and
> >> disconnect at different times during the execution of a web page. A
> >> user agent can inform a web page when the state of networked services
> >> matching the requested valid service type change. Web pages can use
> >> this information to enable in-page experiences for communicating the
> >> state of networked services with the ability to change the particular
> >> service or set of services the page is connected to by re-invoking
> >> the getNetworkServices() method.]]