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Re: canonical xml


canonical float
Rich Salz wrote:
> UDDI/XSD-C14N will probably be as succesful as the rest of UDDI

I'm not sure that XSD-C14N (usually known as SCC14N) will be that tied to UDDI. 
It is rather useful whenever one needs some form of C14N (usually for security 
reasons) when writing out PSVI data. For instance an attribute of type xs:float 
which has a lexical value of "1.0" in the original document might not round-trip 
to "1.0", therefore it's useful to know whether or not there has been a loss in 
the middle, or if "0.99...6" is ok.

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Robin Berjon <robin.berjon@e...>
Research Engineer, Expway
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