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On Thu, 2002-01-24 at 22:27, Rick Jelliffe wrote:
> But since such a streaming XML process would be simularly impeded
> from generating the correct MIME information talked about by Simon's
> draft, I don't see how this applies. But careful wording should be able
> to cover that case.
It's entirely possible that such processes would be completely incapable
of providing any MIME description (Media Type or Media Feature) beyond
the Media Type application/xml before they commenced sending the XML
information.
I'm not particularly fond of the raw application/xml in cases where more
information is available, but it certainly provides a baseline in this
case.
Now to find the "careful wording" to cover that case properly...
xmlns="*" for xmlns="[who knows?]" ???
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Simon St.Laurent
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