Meeting minutes
Topic: Error types
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Steven: Done, and therefore closed.
Binding Expression Constraint
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Steven: Done, and closed
ACTION: Steven to check that @initial and @calculate only refer to
simple content
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Steven: Done, and closed
Action: Steven to propose wording for the 3-way split for output
@mediatype
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[Reading the proposed text]
Erik: In the example at the end, you say it gets displayed as a text
Steven: Yes, the type of the data decides.
Erik: When did we add HTTPIRI and Absolute IRI?
Steven: Quite a long time ago, it allows you to check the syntax of a URI
Alain: How does SVG as data work?
Steven: Third star - the data is the data to be rendered; then with a mediatype.
ACTION: Steven to supply SVG example
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Steven: What to do when failing to dereference a URI
… I believe it should be nonfatal
Erik: I agree, though submit-error is odd
Steven: It's what we use for instance
… I'm happy to invent a new error , eg xforms-link-warning
Erik: It is convenient that submit-error already exists, it's just not the right name...
Steven: Let's have time to think it over, and discuss again next time.
AOB
Steven: Did you see the Python Documentary?
Steven: The credit card mails were just for information; I'm not suggesting any changes
Steven: I'm at XML Summer School, so next meeting 26 September.
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