Ian,
It's good news that you have re-opened the XBL2 effort. We still don't have
a reasonable component model for HTML, and XBL1 has proven its value for 10
+ years in the Mozilla world.
My first question is how to deal with the chicken-and-egg problem where
developers won't touch it until 95%
Hi Jonathan,
I was one of the people who complained a long time ago about the dangers of
sending cookies with cross-site requests, but the WG responded to my
concerns and now I'm satisfied with the spec as it stands today.
CORS requires servers to explicitly add a new HTTP header
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Jon Ferraiolo/Menlo Park/i...@ibmus
03/11/2009 10:16 cc
AMSUZANNE Benoit RD-SIRP-ISS
My opinion is that having a widget URI scheme is not worth all of this
complexity. I propose that the W3C ship Widgets 1.0 as quickly as possible
with less flexibility on URI addressing. I think it is acceptable for a 1.0
release if all assets in the ZIP can only be addressed by relative
Hi Marcos,
I'll take a crack at this.
OpenID is a technology that authenticates your identity. The cool thing
about OpenID is that multiple web sites can share the same identity system,
which makes it so that there can be a single mar...@myopenidwhatever.com
instead of dozens of separate IDs for
The Web Apps WG should create yet another (short) widget spec, which would
be an Open Web profile spec that simply provides a checklist for two
interoperability levels for conformance. In both profiles, the user agent
would be required to implement all of the various Widgets spec. One
I am all in favor of *not* having to replicate many files in the widget
distribution just so you can create localized versions of a single image.
One more thing I'll add. One of the URL techniques in the Widgets spec,
using / as the first character in a relative address, works OK in widget
Hi Marcos,
*IF* the WG decides to somehow promote SVG into a required format for some
features in the widgets spec, then either the spec or implementations have
to figure out how to deal with time-based behaviors (e.g., animations) and
interactive behaviors (e.g., hyperlinks, onload, onclick,
We came up with an approach at OpenAjax Alliance for version strings where
the string must begin with N.N (or N.N.N or N.N.N.N) but can contain
arbitrary alpha text after the number value. Then we defined how to do
numeric comparisons between the leading numeric parts of two different
version
Maciej Stachowiak wrote:
On Jun 14, 2008, at 4:23 AM, Jonas Sicking wrote:
...snip...
I mean, I guess
it's possible people will do this, but people could add
Access-Control-Allow-Credentials site-wide too. And if we add
Access-Control-Allow-Credentials-I-Really-Mean-It,
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