- From: Jacek Kopecky <jacek@idoox.com>
- Date: Wed, 11 Apr 2001 16:44:01 +0200 (CEST)
- To: <xml-dist-app@w3.org>
Hello all. 8-) I have a few comments on the 2001-03-30 draft of the abstract model. Generally I think it's great. 8-) If somebody else already noticed and posted what I'm posting right now, please ignore this. In the document the very last line says that XMLP_UnitData and XMLP_Intermediary were merged into one operation and the document mostly corresponds to this statement, only a few places still mention XMLP_Intermediary. Most notably section 3.1 lists the four primitives of the XMLP_UnitData operation: XMLP_UnitData.send XMLP_UnitData.receive XMLP_UnitData.status XMLP_Intermediary.forward It seems that the last should be UnitData, too. Section 4.2 bullet number 6 mentions the id/href mechanism. I'd rather call it id/idref mechanism unless we _explicitly_ want to allow for general linking even to different documents. I don't think that this general linking is needed and it does make life harder for the implementors. Also section 4.2, bullets no. 4 and 7: I think that the special actor URIs should be URNs - that would show the use of URNs and it wouldn't connect using actors with the XMLP to the http: scheme which may be confusing. So let's consider something like urn:org-w3c-xmlp:final urn:org-w3c-xmlp:none urn:org-w3c-xmlp:next The last comment is only minor: section 5.1.4.1 metions it "assumes use of the HTTP Connection: keep-alive header" where it would probably be better to say it "assumes using HTTP persistent connections" because HTTP 1.1 does not have the Connection: keep-alive header (I didn't find it in RFC 2616 anyway), it actually assumes that unless otherwise specified (by Connection: close) the connection is persistent. Best regards Jacek Kopecky Idoox
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