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Re: XML 1.1 grinds to halt?


Re:  XML 1.1 grinds to halt?
>If an IRI is supposed to be able to use any local encoding, how is the
>network supposed to know which encoding is being used for any particular
>IRI?

I'm not sure what you mean.  IRIs in an XML document (e.g. namespace
names) are in the encoding of that document, and once the document is
parsed are in the XML processor's internal encoding.  IRIs are not
sent across http for retrieval, they are encoded as URIs first, and
are sent in ASCII.

-- Richard


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