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http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=3173 ------- Comment #8 from mike@saxonica.com 2006-06-23 11:12 ------- During discussion, another use case in support of the proposed change was cited, which I capture here for the record. Suppose you call collection('http://some.collection.uri/docs?password=abc123') and this returns a collection of documents one of which has a document URI property of "http://some.collection.uri/doc864". The doc-available() function might have already been called with this argument and might have returned false, perhaps because the document is inaccessible without a password. What is the implementation supposed to do: (a) treat this response from the collection function as an error (if so, what error?) (b) treat this document returned by the collection function as if it had no document-uri (c) allow this document to have a document-uri, but one which cannot successfully be passed to the doc() function There was a feeling in the meeting that (c) was the most appropriate. This is consistent with my proposal in comment #5. Michael Kay
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