Subject: [Simple] Comments on xcap-list-usage

From: [email-masked]
Date: Tue, 4 Nov 2003 16:24:30 +0200

- Subscribeable: by whom? Who is authorised to subscribe to this list, besides the creator of the list? How that indicated?

- If the "uri" attribute is absent in a document, but the "subscribeable" flag is set to true. the XCAP server must allocate a URI. But what if the URI is present but conflicts with an already existing URI? How does the server react? Does it reject the request or does it just rewrite the URI?

- Why does the URI need to be globally unique? Can it be unique per user (i.e. a user can't create 2 lists with the same URI)? we all have [email-masked]. I guess the answer to this depends on the answer to the first question: If only the creator can subscribe to the list, then the URIs can be unique to that user only. The server asserts the user and then know that he is subscribing to his [email-masked]. This would not work if multiple users can subscribe to my list.

Regards,
Hisham

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