Re: Preparing the Atom Format Profile Draft

2006-01-25 Thread Andreas Sewe
James M Snell wrote: The value [of x:profile] is equivalent to the profile parameter on the media type. The set of profile values contained in the document takes precedence over the set of profile values contained in the media type. Well, this needs clarification: If a feed at

Atom features support in readers?

2006-01-25 Thread Stephane Bortzmeyer
Is there somewhere a comprehensive survey of the current level of support in readers, with details for each feature, specially the most Atom-specific? I tested content=xhtml support for several readers and none does it properly. I would like to have information for other readers. (Remember also

Re: Atom features support in readers?

2006-01-25 Thread James Holderness
Stephane Bortzmeyer wrote: Is there somewhere a comprehensive survey of the current level of support in readers, with details for each feature, specially the most Atom-specific? There are a couple of basic tests on the Atom wiki [1] including an updated test. They're not very comprehensive,

Re: Atom features support in readers?

2006-01-25 Thread Sam Ruby
Stephane Bortzmeyer wrote: Is there somewhere a comprehensive survey of the current level of support in readers, with details for each feature, specially the most Atom-specific? I tested content=xhtml support for several readers and none does it properly. I would like to have information for

Re: [Fwd: Approval of Atom LinkRelations Attribute Value Registrations]

2006-01-25 Thread Andreas Sewe
Regarding the following four link relations there seem to be some inconsistencies with (or maybe only within) the APP 0.7 draft (but hopefully the editors of 0.8 have caught those already ;-): Attribute Value: previous Attribute Value: next Attribute Value: first Attribute Value: last In

Re: Preparing the Atom Format Profile Draft

2006-01-25 Thread James M Snell
Excellent points and yes, you're absolutely correct. If/when the profile parameter is used in the HTTP content-type, it needs to take precedence over the metadata contained inline. Andreas Sewe wrote: James M Snell wrote: The value [of x:profile] is equivalent to the profile parameter on

Re: finishing autodiscovery, like now

2006-01-25 Thread John Panzer
To clarify my +1 to Ship it: At AOL, we are using Atom internally as a data exchange format (and just converted to 1.0 syntax). We are using an early version of the introspection document as well, but only for limited internal use as it's nonstandard and likely to change. When the dust

RE: [Fwd: Approval of Atom LinkRelations Attribute Value Registrations]

2006-01-25 Thread Scott Hollenbeck
-Original Message- From: Andreas Sewe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, January 25, 2006 11:37 AM To: Atom Publishing Protocol Cc: Atom Syntax Subject: Re: [Fwd: Approval of Atom LinkRelations Attribute Value Registrations] Regarding the following four link

Re: [Fwd: Approval of Atom LinkRelations Attribute Value Registrations]

2006-01-25 Thread James M Snell
APP should use the values as registered. That is, previous, next, first, last and current. No need to modify the registrations. Scott Hollenbeck wrote: -Original Message- From: Andreas Sewe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, January 25, 2006 11:37 AM To: Atom Publishing

Re: Preparing the Atom Format Profile Draft

2006-01-25 Thread Graham Parks
On 24 Jan 2006, at 10:55 pm, James M Snell wrote: Thoughts? It's either not going to be used or will be abused when it is. I can't see it ending well. Graham

Re: [Fwd: Approval of Atom LinkRelations Attribute Value Registrations]

2006-01-25 Thread Tim Bray
On Jan 25, 2006, at 11:56 AM, James M Snell wrote: APP should use the values as registered. That is, previous, next, first, last and current. No need to modify the registrations. +1

Re: Feed Thread Draft

2006-01-25 Thread Eric Scheid
On 26/1/06 4:23 PM, James M Snell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: thr:in-reply-to id=tag:example.org,2006:/some/entry is that id for the thing being replied to, or the id of this thr:in-reply-to element? if the former, is suspect idref would be more appropriate. but what do I know? e.