Demokritos has the same behaviour/bug.
Actually, in Demokritos it's worse because if you POST a second entry
called "Hello World" on the same day, it has the same URI.
Clearly the latter is a bug. I assume the former is too.
James
On 29/01/2006, at 11:31 PM, James M Snell wrote:
Oooh.. here's a question. If I post a entry to your collection
once with a title of "Hello World", it creates an entry with an id
of "tag:bitworking.org,2005-10-21:livestore:HelloWorld". Fair
enough.. but if I delete that entry and create a new entry with the
same title... it uses the exact same id! aren't these id things
supposed to be universally unique ;-)
- James
Joe Gregorio wrote:
On 1/29/06, James M Snell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Took just a quick test run through this. It looks pretty much
like it
just stores whatever you give it, even if it isn't valid Atom.
Correct, as of now it only enforces some minimal
requirements: atom:updated and atom:id.
Extension
elements were preserved. id was changed. The basic operations all
seemed to work tho. I'd much prefer to get an error back if an
entry I
post doesn't meet minimum atom requirements.
Plan on this implementation bifurcating into multiple endpints.
One of those will be a collection that strictly
enforces valid Atom, others will do things to intentionally
test a clients limitations.
-joe
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Joe Gregorio http://bitworking.org
