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  • From: Peter@u... (Peter Murray-Rust)
  • To: xml-dev@i...
  • Date: Mon, 10 Mar 1997 16:33:35 GMT

multiple netconnection problem
In message <199703101540.HAA19301@b...> Terry Allen writes:
[...]
> 
> My question is perhaps off-topic here on xml-dev, and I know everyone

I think this is on-topic and is a more general problem.  Please excuse
me if I'm wrong :-)

> is busy preparing for WWW6, but I ask you all to reflect on it as
> an issue that needs resolution later on:  What do I do to associate
> a style sheet with a read-only document, e.g., one that resides on
> some other server than my own, or that has been digitally signed?
> (And assume that this document has a doctype declaration already.)

I interpret this to be a specific case of a more general problem - how
do we associate multiple documents delivered over the WWW?  (Among the
documents are DTDs, entities of many sorts, transcluded documents, 
style sheets, and methods (e.g. Java classes).  I am no expert here,
but at least one person has suggested JAR files.  Is this a generic solution
for this type of problem (I agree it's probably only one of several 
solutions?)

	P.

-- 
Peter Murray-Rust, domestic net connection
Virtual School of Molecular Sciences
http://www.vsms.nottingham.ac.uk/

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