Just to clear a bit of confusion in my mind please: assuming a client wants to post a weblog entry with 3 images. The client is going to post each of the images one by one, determine their readonly URIs from the server and then post the actual weblog entry content.
1- Doesn't this actually mean that the client is going to make 4 separate POSTs to the server? 2- I'm assuming that the metadata of each image (for example: tags associated with the image, exif data, etc.) is wrapped in an Atom Entry associated with each image. So When I POST say "A picture of the beach" per the example given, I'll have to actually PUT again to the server URI given in the example (http://example.org/edit/first-post.atom) in order to update this metadata. Does this mean that I'm actually going to POST/PUT once for each image and then finally POST the Atom Entry representing the weblog? Thank you, Sammy "James M Snell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Ok, so this time it's actually done. Per an offlist suggestion (plea? > ;-) ..) from Thomas, rather than cut-and-paste the full text of the pace > here, I'll just provide a link to the pace which includes a summary of > changes relative to PaceMediaEntries ;-) > > http://www.intertwingly.net/wiki/pie/PaceMediaEntries2 > > - James > > James M Snell wrote: >> Ok, the first round of discussions around PaceMediaEntries was very >> good. It's obvious given the various implementations out there and the >> disagreements in that thread that more work is needed. Here's a second >> attempt that incorporates some of the feedback from that discussion: >> >> http://www.intertwingly.net/wiki/pie/PaceMediaEntries2 >> >> - James >> > >
