- From: Boris Zbarsky <bzbarsky@mit.edu>
- Date: Mon, 28 Mar 2005 18:08:44 -0600
- To: www-svg@w3.org
The definition of the term "in error" says that error handling is defined by "SVG" (and references SVG 1.1). It's not clear to me how SVG's error-handling rules should be applied to sXBL. In particular, would partial bindings end up being attached? Would an error in a binding make all bindings coming after it in the file not be attached, while those before it are attached? It's not quite obvious, at first glance, whether the namespace URI for sXBL includes the trailing '.' character. I recomment placing the URI in appropriate delimiters recommended for URIs in plaintext (eg '<' and '>') to make this clearer. The definition of "unless it has already been loaded" presumes a certain amount of control over the HTTP implementation used by the sXBL implemenation (for example, it presumes that sXBL implementation is able to get the post-redirect URI for HTTP redirects). Furthermore, this definition means that any time a reference is made to a resource via an HTTP URI and the server prevents caching (fairly common for all sorts of script-generated and CMS-generated things) the sXBL implementation MUST make an HTTP request to determine whether the URI might now result in a redirect. This seems rather undesirable. I'm not quite sure what this section is trying to accomplish, but the proposed solution has some unpleasant side effects; perhaps there is a better solution? -Boris
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