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Dynamic assembly is a database problem. Dynamic
rendering works reasonably well for IE which enables the
registration of 'behaviors' for namespaced components.
The tough part isn't figuring out what to do with the
message dynamically, but how to respond dynamically.
What have ye all to say about dynamic protocols? (e.g., what
to do with a non-MIME type)?
Homophily theory says that the cost of diversity is
less efficient communication because learning and
mistaken meaning have to be accounted for. Usually,
negotiation is the right answer but a common answer
is violence (virtual or otherwise).
Negotiation is the right answer, I think.
len
From: Chiusano Joseph [mailto:chiusano_joseph@bah.com]
> From: Dave Pawson [mailto:davep@dpawson.co.uk]
> Being naive, I / we, thought that's what namespaces were all
> about some time ago.
Even if namespaces could help in this case by associating components, I
believe one would still need to tackle the dynamic assembly piece, which
I believe is the toughest piece.
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