- From: Jose Kahan <jose.kahan@w3.org>
- Date: Thu, 18 Dec 2003 19:10:21 +0100
- To: www-xkms@w3.org
It's a bit confusing to have two parts in the same issue. Anyway, for the part concerning: ----- Clarify use of "#" before the Id values in XKMS Response --- I consulted with one of my colleagues and he verified that the '#' character is not necessary: -- <Liam> it's up to the xkms spec to say whether the # is there or not -- I see no need for it though <Liam> XML doesn't have a concept of # signs having any meaning <Liam> HTML used to use # before a name, but that was to distinguish it from a URI, and not because an idref should have a # at the start ---- I need to check the all the examples to see if there's no trailing typo. PHM had already removed the '#' when fixing the typo in the example. If Liam's answer seems appropriate to you, I propose to edit it a little and mail it to the two persons who opened it. Part 1 of #312 is not yet closed: --- OriginalRequestId (RequestAbstractType), RespondID (PendingRequest) , RequestId (ResultType) should be of type "xsd:NCName" as they are referring to "xsd:ID" type elements in other XML docs. -- This one is related to the XKMS XML schema. I don't know how to solve it myself. I could ask one of my colleagues unless someone of you has a hint. -jose
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