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Table 13: good example. Would like to see the result of this creating this object. It would be interesting to see what the representation of the resource is after this query. How do I define what type of resource I am creating? Can I do that?
Action-46 on editors to create example text for review Action-47 on Geoff to create a new issue on the second part of the issue This issue to be divided
Since Transfer now has a null constructor, Geoff's 2nd comment applies to Transfer as well so the new issue should apply to T as well as RT.
Propose resource represenation: (01) <Disk xmlns="http://example.org/sample"> (02) <DiskCapacity>62500000000</DiskCapacity> (03) <DiskFreeSpace>524182841</DiskFreeSpace> (04) <SerialNumber>123-F2560</SerialNumber> (05) <LastAuditDate>1998-05-25T13:30:15</LastAuditDate> (06) <Volume> (07) <Drive>C:</Drive> (08) <Label>MyDrive-C</Label> (09) <TotalCapacity>10000000000</TotalCapacity> (10) <FreeSpace>6234794528</FreeSpace> (11) </Volume> (12) </Disk>
http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-ws-resource-access/2009Sep/0083.html proposes CWNA