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------- Comment #4 from sandygao@ca.ibm.com 2007-10-18 00:24 -------
Discussed at 2007-10-17 F2F. The following proposal surfaced:
1. For producer:
When packaging documents with DTDs, producer [should|must] do one of the
following:
1.1 normalize (default value, expand entity, etc.) to make it standalone
1.2 use base 64 to encode the entire document
note: normalization doesn't always work for the schema entity types
2. For consumer:
When unpackaging embedded documents:
2.1 when document/data/@xsi:type="xs:base64", then decode it and process it as
a separate document
2.2 every other model document (embedded as XML) is processed as if they had
the same DTD as the one specified on <model>.
Known decision points:
a. should vs. must in (1)
b. whether to support base64 encoding (notice the note about schema entity
type)
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