Well, we did decide to try to come up with a unified data format based on GML (the OpenGIS language). Generally, embedding stuff in HTML is a quick fix for...
Johan Hjelm
hjelm@...
May 1, 2000 1:56 pm
11099
There is another feature of frames that is even more important from our perspective. A web application may use a frameset that keeps one of the frames loaded...
Jay Chalfant
jchalfan@...
May 1, 2000 5:40 pm
11100
... You cannot make the assumption that the rest is a parameter. HTTP/1.1 makes no guarantee that the 'most important' cache-control keyword appears first....
Koen Holtman
koen@...
May 1, 2000 8:56 pm
11101
There are a lot of problems with the gzip'ed files downloaded. If I request: http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/html40.pdf the server is replies: Content-Encoding:...
Hugo Haas
hugo@...
May 2, 2000 8:00 pm
11102
... Sorry, but assuming there is a binary answer just muddies the question. The content type is itself ususally and encoding of a deeper form of ...
Al Gilman
asgilman@...
May 2, 2000 8:54 pm
11103
... decode ... The problem is that when you save a file locally you can't use the Content-* header fields directly but instead have to express the bindings...
Henrik Frystyk Nielsen
frystyk@...
May 2, 2000 9:27 pm
11104
[Jay Chalfant <jchalfan@...>] ... Instead of playing tricks with the browser, why not use some http-builtin state management mechanism, like...
Ari Gordon-Schlosberg
regs@...
May 2, 2000 9:51 pm
11105
One possible solution would be for the server to include a content-disposition: response header; as in Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="html40.pdf" ...
Daniel Hellerstein
DANIELH@...
May 2, 2000 9:58 pm
11106
well, this can punish the band-width, since what was being stored was java and javascript stuff. However this would be a bit fragile. It would be nice to have ...
Grahame Grieve
grahame@...
May 2, 2000 10:18 pm
11107
[Grahame Grieve <grahame@...>] ... True, persistent state on the browser side a desirable thing. I was thinking of an architecture where the logic...
Ari Gordon-Schlosberg
regs@...
May 2, 2000 11:16 pm
11108
... Content-Disposition actually has no impact on this at all. It is still the Content-* header fields that describe the encoding, type, etc. of the entity...
Henrik Frystyk Nielsen
frystyk@...
May 2, 2000 11:32 pm
11109
Ari I believe it would be possible to accomplish without frames, everything I am doing now within frames. However, it wouldn't be easy (see Below) and wouldn't...
Jay Chalfant
jchalfan@...
May 2, 2000 11:49 pm
11110
[Jay Chalfant <jchalfan@...>] ... Ahhh... ok, then! Yes, in the case where you have control over the client, there's no real problem. See below...
Ari Gordon-Schlosberg
regs@...
May 3, 2000 1:10 am
11111
Daniel said ... Henrik replied ... Perhaps I'm reading the problem wrong, but it seems that when the client saves the file to disk, the default name is...
danielh@...
May 3, 2000 4:48 am
11112
The biggest complaint that I get about frames is that users cannot bookmark what they see in their frames after they have navigated from the starting frame...
Bob Stayton
bobs@...
May 3, 2000 9:38 am
11113
... It's not just bookmarks. The same problem applies to hyperlinks, emailed recommendations and other mechanisms for sharing and describing Web referencable...
Dan Brickley
Daniel.Brickley@...
May 3, 2000 10:33 am
11114
... It is certainly possible to create bookmarkable framesets (see <http://hpaa/test/topdoc.asp>), but this loses the persistence of javascript variables and...
David Perrell
davidp@...
May 3, 2000 6:13 pm
11115
www-talk@..., I thought we were discussing it, and supposing Cache-Control had parameters, BUT Cache-Control does NOT have any parameters. I lost a lot of...
Joris Dobbelsteen
j.p.tdobbelsteen@...
May 4, 2000 2:06 pm
11116
Server-side scripting to support bookmarked framesets would seem to be beneficial absent other alternatives. However, it does load the entire frameset which...
Jay Chalfant
jchalfan@...
May 4, 2000 5:36 pm
11117
Hi, Is it possible to get cookies which has been set by other company's web server ? By talking to some people, it sounds like it is possible, but it is not...
Xiaolin Jiang
Xiaolin@...
May 4, 2000 7:04 pm
11118
From: "Jay Chalfant" <jchalfan@...> ... population ... Deja vu! Go to http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/www-html/1996Sep/0151.html and follow the...
David Perrell
davidp@...
May 4, 2000 7:17 pm
11119
[Xiaolin Jiang <Xiaolin@...>] ... No. If you can, it's a bug. The user agent is not supposed to allow that to happen. From 4.3.4 of RFC 2099: 4.3.4...
Ari Gordon-Schlosberg
regs@...
May 4, 2000 8:47 pm
11120
The device upload petition at: http://www.bovik.org/devup-petition Has been updated with a message from Tim Berners-Lee: ...
James P. Salsman
bovik@...
May 6, 2000 3:41 am
11121
Also, I don't think chunked encoding, nor any content send after a response/request is for control. Only the request-/response-lines and -headers are intend...
Joris Dobbelsteen
j.p.tdobbelsteen@...
May 8, 2000 4:01 pm
11122
RFC2616 - HTTP/1.1 (ftp.isi.edu/in-notes/rfc2616.txt) gives information about how to implement and work with persistent connections, in HTTP... Joris. ... ...
Joris Dobbelsteen
j.p.tdobbelsteen@...
May 8, 2000 4:02 pm
11123
Not exactly conversant on the subject matter but I'm looking for a tool - I work for an organization that has a lot of messaging products. I believe there...
Tracy Caton
tracycaton@...
May 10, 2000 4:34 am
11124
What should be possible with HTTP is the following. By using a proxy you should be able to request, e.g. GET wap://host/document HTTP/1.1 what means: GET the...
Joris Dobbelsteen
j.p.tdobbelsteen@...
May 12, 2000 9:22 am
11125
What may be a solution for now on, is that a client ONLY sends a second request if it knows that the first won't take to much time, is not to large. Maybe the...
Joris Dobbelsteen
j.p.tdobbelsteen@...
May 13, 2000 11:14 am
11126
www-talk@..., Here a mail for discussing an extenstion to the Cache-Control header, that is backward compatible with HTTP/1.1 (RFC2616). Also for discussion...
Joris Dobbelsteen
j.p.tdobbelsteen@...
May 13, 2000 11:25 am
11127
Most HTTP servers send the content-length header before the actual file is transmitted. Connections that have no content-length header (and are not (chunked)...
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