[XML-SIG] <url> checked and response attributes
Marc van Grootel
bwaumg@urc.tue.nl
Wed, 30 Sep 1998 18:48:45 +0200
>
> I seem to recall that the "checked" and "response" attributes of the
> <url> element were added to XBEL to support stuff that's tracked by
> MSIE.
I suggested them in the very beginning because I thought they
would be useful (not because it is tracked by MSIE - maybe it does
but, does it?).
> Could someone please clarify the purpose of these attributes
> for me? My current understanding is that "checked" should store the
> time when the browser last attempted to access the resource,
> regardless of success. Is the "response" attribute expected to store
> the HTTP response code?
That was the idea.
> The code and the message? Or something else?
> How is it handled for resources not accessed via HTTP (omitted,
> perhaps?)?
Didn't think of that.
Attributes for storing the status of a link is still a good idea
but I didn't give the choice of attributes for supporting it
much thought.
> I'm planning to send Andrew the public text of the DTD shortly for
> updating the repository, but would like some clarification on these
> attributes before that.
> The DTD will be assigned the public identifier:
>
> -//IDN python.org//DTD XML Bookmark Exchange Language 1.0//EN
>
> I'll start working on the documentation this weekend.
>
>
> -Fred
BTW what about the contents of the scheme and language attributes? I
don't know the Dublin Core but I understand you got it from there?
Could you give an example of an info element?
Marc
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Marc van Grootel
bwaumg@urc.tue.nl