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- Date: Tue, 19 Feb 2008 04:56:51 +0000
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http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=5406 ------- Comment #13 from kumarp@microsoft.com 2008-02-19 04:56 ------- +1 for the changes except for the following: [1] "4.2.5 Null SML References" still uses the term 'processors' instead of 'validators'. [2] I agree with comment# 12 by Kirk. Proposed change: from: If a non-null SML reference contains multiple reference schemes, ... to: If a non-null SML reference is recognized as an instance of multiple reference schemes, ... [3] I agree with comment# 9 by John about deref(). The deref() function as currently spec'ed is not aligned with model validation (for example, deref() is allowed to not resolve any scheme). Requiring model validators to support it as spec'ed will create inconsistent validation results. we should either go back to the original wording or clarify the role of deref() during validation. [4] SML-IF should be consistent with SML in terms of declarative usage. I am not sure why some changes conflict with this. for example, the change: from: The value of {base URI} is computed as follows: to: SML-IF consumers MUST compute the value of {base URI} as follows: If there is a good reason for this, then we should use this in both specs. Just to clarify, I do not have a strong bias towards either form. Either is ok with me as long as it is consistently used in both specs.
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