Re: Issue 7426 (URI vs IRI) (was Action 97)

The October 28, 2004 version of the XML Schema Datatypes spec defines 
the anyURI datatype
only in terms of URI.  There is no mention on IRI.  This is the latest 
"official" spec.

I notice that in later, unofficial, versions of the spec, URI has been 
changed to IRI.

All the best, Ashok


Doug Davis wrote:
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> What does this mean for the use of the xs:anyURI schema type?
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> thanks
> -Doug
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> Hi,
> After reading the status or URI/IR support in the specification linked to
> ours, it turns out that they all support IRIs apart from WSDL 1.0 
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> seilent on the subject.
> So we should do the following:
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> In all our spec, replace URI by IRI, and any reference to RFC3986 to
> RFC3987.
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Received on Tuesday, 8 September 2009 15:42:24 UTC