RE: NEW ISSUE: Schema tweaks

What? I can't tell someone to retry after a millennium? :-)
 
You are assuming a unit of measure of milliseconds. If we move to a unit of say, microseconds, then an xs:unsignedInt becomes inadequate. I'd rather use a 64 bit integer to ensure that we have heaps of headroom.
 
Tony Rogers

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	From: public-ws-addressing-request@w3.org on behalf of Rich Salz 
	Sent: Tue 01-Mar-05 6:43 
	To: Jonathan Marsh 
	Cc: public-ws-addressing@w3.org 
	Subject: Re: NEW ISSUE: Schema tweaks
	
	


	> tooling.  I propose we define RetryAfter as xs:unsignedLong.
	
	Hmm, /1000/86400/365.25/1000000 means about 584 million years, right?
	If you pick xs:unsignedInt we fit into 32 bits and get /1000/86400 or
	about 49 days.
	
	I propose we define RetryAfter as xs:unsignedInt
	
	        /r$, looking forward to seeing you folks tomorrow :)
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	Rich Salz, Chief Security Architect
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