- From: Alex Ceponkus <aceponkus@bowstreet.com>
- Date: Wed, 6 Dec 2000 14:18:39 -0500
- To: xml-dist-app@w3.org
<DR125> We do not expect the Working Group to actively take on defining application layer semantics except where such semantics are general enough to accommodate a large set of applications. In particular, it is anticipated that other initiatives including other W3C Activities and potentially other Working Groups within this Activity (if approved by the W3C Membership) will undertake the important work of defining application layer semantics that use the XML Protocol framework. These work efforts may take place at the same time as those of the Working Group. </DR125> This requirement is taken directly from the charter. We could trim it to something like: "XP will not define application layer semantics" or perhaps (but it might open the door to defining more than a framework, as has been mentioned before on this list): "XP will not define application layer semantics except where such semantics are general enough to accommodate a large set of applications." However, DR305 seems to overlap with this requirement except with the addition of "complex". It looks like there is a significant amount of overlap between DR124, DR125 and DR305 that we might be able to collapse them down to one. Comments? Alex
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