At 13:30 2003 10 02 -0400, Norman Walsh wrote:
>| - Section 6.3, forcing URIs to be encoded removes the benefits of utf-8.
>|
>| 1. they must be escaped completely to the appropriate ascii form in the doc
>| either you do the comparison using whatever form is given and you'd expect
>| the caller to do the escaping
>| 2. there is no normative required escaping, make sure your catalog documents
>| are using URIs escaped in the same way as the caller
>| 3. use the full breadth of utf-8 and escape only the URI reserved symbols.
>| do the same thing from the caller.
>|
>| note: we don't say anything about the application calling the resolver.
>| either the resolver normalizes all of them, or both the catalog editor and
>| the app layer must do normalization as specified in 6.3.
>
>I don't know what to do about this one.
I'm not quite able to get my head around this.
What's the issue, the pros and cons, and the right answer?
paul