[occi-wg] OCCI Categories and Types
Ralf Nyren
ralf at nyren.net
Fri Aug 13 08:40:47 CDT 2010
>> I think such a namespace policy for attributes would be useful for the
>> examples in the spec and related documents as well. An example is much
>> easier to understand if the contents is well defined.
>
> AE: yep I agree with all of this - @Ralf would you be willing to place
> this up on the wiki under a page named something along the lines of
> "Extensions"
Will do.
>> If just for the purpose of the example I can somewhat agree. Otherwise I
>> would say the Content-type header only reflect the body and not what
>> kind
>> of information you happen to have in the header.
>
> IMO, header and body are explicitly linked by content type - e.g. HTML -
> content type is specified as HTML in the header and the body will
> reflect this. It doesn't make sense to specify HTML as the content type
> in the header and then send a JPEG ;-)
Ah, but you misunderstand. In the examples you are using only headers (no
body) and thus, IMO, the content-type is irrelevant.
regards, Ralf
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