Say I wanted to have a "perApplicationUser" scope that specified how
markup is to be handled over performBlockingInteraction boundaries. With this
proposal, I could only use this if consumers supplied
"perApplicationUser" as one of the consumerUserScopes in RegistrationData on
(optional in-band) registration. [And
I will have to advertise this scope as available e.g. using a read-only registration
property!]
regards,
Andre
-----Original Message-----
From: Rich Thompson
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Sent: 21 March 2003 20:21
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Subject: [wsrp] [wsrp-wsia] [change
request #245] UserScope and caching
Spec 0.92/Section 6.1.5/Page 30/Lines
43-47
Old text: "If the Consumer does not
know how to process the specified userScope, it MUST NOT cache the
markup."
New text: If the Consumer does
not know how to process the specified userScope, it MAY NOT cache the markup
or it SHOULD handled as *perUser* userScope."
Reasoning: I think it is to strong to require not to do caching at
all when the perUser scope would be a safe fallback as it is private to the
user.