- From: Ray Whitmer <rayw@netscape.com>
- Date: Wed, 15 Nov 2000 15:39:13 -0800
- To: xml-dist-app@w3.org
> As proposed by Stuart in [1], I suggest we delete the second sentence > from this requirement; and that we eventually also drop custom > encoding (this was also suggested by Hervé). > > The XML Protocol will allow applications to include > custom encodings for data types used for parameters > and results in RPC messages. > > Or else we should really emphasize the fact that applications using > custom encodings WILL NOT be XP compliant. Why? In a similar situation, CORBA passes objects by value, which are then mapped locally on either end to a native object or type, that isn't defined in the CORBA definition. You have to have the value type definition on both ends for it to work. But passing an object by value does not make you non-CORBA-compliant. I suspect certain bindings may have quite common custom encodings, while other particular uses may introduce them. Ray Whitmer rayw@netscape.com
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