I was discussing extensions offlist with Dave Powell and came to explain
what I previously said on the list about Simple/Structured Extension
Elements [1] when I thought I found a real problem with that.
There have been much discussion last weeks about authors, contributors and
bylines and
Quoting Thomas Broyer [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The problem come when I use a plain flowed text and can then omit the
type attribute:
ext:bylineBy Thomas Broyer and al./ext:byline
My extension becomes a Simple Extension Element when processed by an Atom
Processor, and an Atom Processor having some
David Powell wrote:
Quoting Thomas Broyer:
The problem come when I use a plain flowed text and can then omit
the type attribute:
ext:bylineBy Thomas Broyer and al./ext:byline
My extension becomes a Simple Extension Element when processed by an
Atom Processor, and an Atom Processor having
* James Cerra [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2005-05-30 03:20]:
Depending on an entity reference and not being able to
accept the straight replacement text is just wrong.
I agree. I'm just bringing up possible incompatibilities
for debate!
I don't think that's an incompatibility that
At 4:54 PM +0200 5/30/05, A. Pagaltzis wrote:
Atom is a transport envelope for potentially a multitude of
documents. Saying that the enveloped documents should be
preprocessed before they are unfolded from the envelope is like
saying that a part of a multipart/mime document which has a
Aristotle,
Why do you think it is appropriate to have a random PI
processor in between the XML processor and the Atom
processor?
Because the XML is just the grammar serializing the ontology,
or data structure, of interest. I see Atom processors as
normally the Bridge between
Tim Bray wrote:
Check out A9's OpenSearch at http://opensearch.a9.com/ - I'm starting
to hear substantial buzz around this thing.
I wonder, is embedding the OpenSearch RSS stuff in Atom going to
cause any heartburn? I'm inclined to think not, but would appreciate
others having a
Thomas Broyer wrote:
Tim Bray wrote:
Check out A9's OpenSearch at http://opensearch.a9.com/ - I'm starting
to hear substantial buzz around this thing.
I wonder, is embedding the OpenSearch RSS stuff in Atom going to
cause any heartburn? I'm inclined to think not, but would appreciate
Bill de hÓra wrote:
I did the same experiment; bottom line Amazon will need to add
[...]
Oops, please ignore:
-atom:modified
[My eyes! The specifications! They do nothing!]
cheers
Bill
