- From: Jose Kahan <jose.kahan@w3.org>
- Date: Wed, 27 Apr 2005 13:38:15 +0200
- To: Tommy Lindberg <tommy.lindberg@gmail.com>
- Cc: www-xkms@w3.org
- Message-ID: <20050427113815.GA15275@rakahanga.inrialpes.fr>
Hi Tommy, On Tue, Apr 26, 2005 at 11:43:30PM +0100, Tommy Lindberg wrote: > > > [205] and [221] > The <Status> element is not part of part of the UnverifiedKeyBinding > so [221] is strange. When I look at item 10 in the change log it > seems that the clarifications were intended for KeyBinding and > subtypes. You are right. I removed that text from [221] and updated the changelog and corresponding issue text. Shivaram had added it by accident. For [205], I'm not yet happy with that text. I don't understand why it is associated to indeterminate, but not to Invalid. I must be missing something. I think that the spec may be missing some text saying more explicitely that <Status> in a request is giving advisory information. How does this wording sound for that [205] text: <quote> A request that includes a <KeyBinding> Element may use a <Status> with a StatusValue attribute with value indeterminate. A server will ignore the Status element in this case. </qute> And I would remove it from [205] and put it as [206a]. Comments? If there are no comments, I won't make this change. > Some additional typos: > [202] The <status> -> The <Status> Fixed. > [78] "... inner request the ResultMajor value failure is assumed for > that inner request." This should be rephrased as Failure is not part > of the ResultMajor value space, perhaps as "inner request, a > ResultMajor value other than Success is assumed for that inner > request." Changed the last part to read: ""... inner request, that inner request is assumed to have failed". So that we don't have existential problems as to whether anything else than success could be something not failure, such as Represent or Pending. It would have been nice to say something more precise than "failed", or to actually have a ResultMajor Failure, but that's what is available now. -jose
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