The difference between a collection of entries and a single entry is
an important one. Sure, once you get inside the Entry, everything is
the same, but knowing ahead of time that you are requesting a single
Entry assists in processing. If I'm getting an
application/atom.entry+xml I know to use
Daniel E. Renfer wrote:
The difference between a collection of entries and a single entry is
an important one. Sure, once you get inside the Entry, everything is
the same, but knowing ahead of time that you are requesting a single
Entry assists in processing. If I'm getting an
Maybe this perspective helps:
Is there any other media type that covers more than one document type
(root element in the case of XML, but could also be non-XML mime types)?
It would be interesting to see how those (if any) deal with the
issue. An example would maybe be iCalendar, Ithink.
Jan Algermissen wrote:
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Is there any other media type that covers more than one document type
(root element in the case of XML, but could also be non-XML mime types)?
application/xml
It would be interesting to see how those (if any) deal with the issue.
An example would maybe be
On 12/2/06, Daniel E. Renfer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The difference between a collection of entries and a single entry is
an important one. Sure, once you get inside the Entry, everything is
the same, but knowing ahead of time that you are requesting a single
Entry assists in processing.
But
