- From: A. Vine <andrea.vine@Sun.COM>
- Date: Thu, 26 Aug 2004 16:22:57 -0700
- To: I18n WSTF <public-i18n-ws@w3.org>
{note to self: When this is ready to go, it should be sent to xmlp-comments@w3.org} The Internationalization Web Service Task Force (I18n WSTF) of the Internationalization Working Group (I18n WG) have reviewed the SOAP Resource Representation Header document and have the following questions and comments. 1. In what scenarios would this header be used? In other words, what prompted the creation of this document? 2. What happens when you have the SOAP document in one charset and the SOAP RRH with a text document in another charset? We recommend that charset issues be discussed in the document. 3. Related to the above question, we recommend that either: a. text transport should be restricted, or b. a recommendation against text transport this way should be included, or c. the base64 requirement should be relaxed. 4. URI is not defined in this document. We recommend that the reference be IRI, and be defined as {fill in the definition - Martin?}. 5. How are the URIs matched? For example, are they case-sensitive? 6. To avoid requiring that all SOAP senders understand the HTTP caching mechanism, we recommend that all the data required by a processor that wants to act as a local cache needs to be carried along with the message. This includes the complete request/reply as well as the time the original HTTP request has been sent and the time the HTTP response has been received. 7. How are error conditions handled? For example, what to do in the case of an HTTP 404? Below are some basic edits: 2.1 Introduction ---------------- occurences => occurrences (2 places) several representation => several representations 2.2.1 rep:Representation element -------------------------------- "One or more attribute information items amongst its [attributes] property as follows:" => "One or more attribute information items amongst its [attributes] properties as follows:" (not clear as written, is it an "attributes property"? If so, it can't be "amongst" a single thing. Same comment for section 2.2.4) "One or more element information items in its [children] property in order as follows:" => "One or more element information items in its [children] properties in order as follows:" (not clear as written, is it a "children property"?) "with a [namespace name] different than" => "with a [namespace name] different from" 2.2.4 rep:Data element ---------------------- (Same comments as in 2.2.1) 2.3 Extensibility of the Representation header block ---------------------------------------------------- "several possible usage" => "several possible usages" 2.3.3 HTTP headers ------------------ "... all SOAP senders understand HTTP caching mechanism" ^the Regards, Andrea Vine W3C I18n WSTF
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