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http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=3121 ------- Comment #8 from Norman.Walsh@Sun.COM 2006-06-12 20:48 ------- It's an ugly practical detail in web server administration. I thought changing the collation URI would be less painful than changing the xpath-functions URI :-) If you do a GET onthe xpath-functions namespace, you want "/2006/xpath-functions" to appear in the browser. (Because people are going to cut-and-paste it and "/2006/xpath-functions/" is a different URI for namespace purposes.) But if a directory named /2006/xpath-functions exists, a request for /2006/xpath-functions is always redirected to /2006/xpath-functions/ And because we have another URI named /xpath-functions/collations/..., we can't remove the xpath-functions directory. Rock. Hard place. Between. :-(
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