... He is entirely correct of course (and it's obvious, I must have been tired earlier). Say you want a class for a URI (as a string value of an element like...
http://www.spin.ie/jon/mod_richequiv.html If someone could cvs that into the right place that would be nice. Jon Hanna PGP http://www.spin.ie/jon.asc PGP...
Nice work Jon. Have you considered making it support languages in addition to the parseType? The point being to allow for indicating that, for example, a...
... Well you could always use differing xml:lang attributes and the module's stating that "Rendering parsers are free however to make a choice based on ...
Hi Jon, While I understand your point, is the "editorializing" in Appendix C a good idea? The mind reading comment seems a little over the top. It is true...
... Yeah, I can do rhetoric, I can do techie, but I can't do in-between! I'm not sure if Appendix C is needed at all (though it is a non-normative Appendix,...
... As an experiment, I'm publishing the concert schedules of various bands and artists here: http://grassrootsmusic.com/concerts/upcomingshows.rss Be...
... Gotcha. Try and see if there's a "polite way" to make a strong case about it. ... I'm talking about having an XML document that's in, say, UTF-8 (the...
... Think about it this way. Can you mix encodings in this way in a text-editor? You can't because text-files can't. RSS is built upon XML (with RDF/XML in ...
... Yes, you often can. The whole Mac-Roman, Windows, ISO-whatever stuff is often editable all at the same time. Now, can you /tell/ what's what? No, it's...
... You sure? AFAIK text/plain can only have one encoding. In fact I can't think how it could be otherwise. ... Okay. What you are *supposed* to be doing is...
... to ... is ... that's ... [The following is MY understanding of the XML spec; there's actually a nonzero chance that it's correct :-)] They are supposed to...
... Exactly. A nitpicker could say that one should convert all sources to UCS, paste them together, and then encode them all, but it amounts to pretty much the...
... It really would help to have some comments/examples about encoding in your text. There are not a wide enough range of examples using this sort of stuff....
... I'm not sure. This is stuff happening at the level of bytes. I would like to encourage people to stop thinking about characters and move the level of ...
... I'm not asking anything of the sort. Sure, it's nice to want to think that way. But the reality is developers reading the specs and using various modules...
... I know you aren't really, hence the smiley. ... Yes, but it's a bad idea IMHO to be frequently thinking about both at the same time. It can't be avoided...
I have published a companion piece (http://www.gotdotnet.com/team/karstenj/docs/rss_in_uddi_services.aspx) to the paper on RSS and UDDI. This new paper...
... Hash: SHA1 ... <snip/> I have also seen it as "Unique Unit ID"...which is what this stands for. It doesn't matter... it is namespaced and was a hack...
... Hash: SHA1 ... <snip/> I am going to add support for this in records-mode (the code I use to manage peerfear.org) and then add support within rss.xsl [1]...
... Hash: SHA1 "Bill Kearney" <wkearney99@...> writes: <snip/> ... This is not possible.... only one encoding per XML document. This is one reason why...
On the topic of bloat... ... <snippage/> This is approaching silly. The RSS feed at [1] is now more than twice the size of the home page [2], 350K and growing,...
... Hash: SHA1 http://www.peerfear.org/rss/index.rss for a real-world RSS example. http://www.peerfear.org/cgi-bin/cvsweb/protozilla-rss/rss.xsl for a XSL...
... Hash: SHA1 ... The feed is 112k... this is only because I have 30 entries. If I truncated the feed to 15 it would only be 50k. I also haven't finished up...
