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<font size=3>Thanks for the feedback, Drummond. See below<br>
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<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">1) In 6.3.1, it says a YADIS
Service element MUST NOT contain more than one URI element. Why this
restriction? In XRI resolution architecture, the reason a Service may
contain more than one URI element is redundancy, i.e., the same reasons
you have DNS round-robin. So we specify that if you have more than one
URI element, and the consuming application needs only one, you select the
highest priority URI element. Is there a reason you don't want to allow
this?</font></blockquote><font size=3><br>
No. This is there for two reasons: To provoke feedback. To
find out who I can challenge with the question posed by the committee
when they went over the previous draft at the San Francisco
meeting.<br><br>
You have given your answer to the question. <br><br>
Since we don't want to require following priority, though we certainly
want it to remain there as an option, does it make sense that, if there
is more than one URI, they all have the same meaning (except for
priority) and a Relying Party can try any one or all of them (or may
handle them as provided in XRI Resolution)? This seems consistent
with the 'SHOULD' in 2.4.3 of XRI Resolution.<br><br>
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<font face="Arial, Helvetica" size=2 color="#000080">2) In 6.3.2,
Priority Attribute, you can (if you want) reference the section of the
XRI Resolution spec that specifies priority attribute processing. (And if
it's used with URI elements, this would kill two birds with one
stone.)</font></blockquote><font size=3><br>
Yes, I'll do that. Thanks.<br><br>
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<font face="Arial, Helvetica" size=2 color="#000080">3) In 6.3.6, I
suspect that the wording you want in the second line is not
"first" or "all" but "last", i.e., if an
XRDS document contains more than one XRD (as a result of XRI resolution
across multiple delegation points, for example), then the XRD that
describes the target resource is the last one (following XML document
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OK, I'll change it. Thanks.<br><br>
Happy Holidays, Joaquin<br>
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