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On Thu, Jan 06, 2005 at 03:10:21PM -0600, Bullard, Claude L (Len) wrote:
> I suspect the answer will be classes of binaries of which, one
> or two dominate the runway.
It's possible, in which case the next question whether we (W3C) could
(or should) develop a framework and/or best practices guide. A framework
might end up being ways to use HTTP content negotiation, and ways to
parse XML from an HTTP session saved as a local file, to give a wild
example, with the goal that even if a processor couldn't handle a
particular document, at least it'd know why, and maybe could
delegate conversion in a predictable way.
That sort of decision is beyond the mandate of the current
Working Group, but (as Rich pointed out) they are providing
the necessary background information.
Liam
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