2006/5/17, Lisa Dusseault <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
On May 10, 2006, at 12:11 PM, Joe Gregorio wrote: > "Does it matter? There are two URIs that have different > representations, whether or not those are the 'same' resource > is a server implementation detail and as far as I can tell > has no impact on the interop of the protocol." In the long run, yes, as features get added in standards or in implementations, it really matters. - Do the two URIs have the same behavior in terms of access control, and show the same ACL
Yes
- Would locking one cause the other to be locked
Yes
- Do they have the same metadata, e.g. creation date and last- modified date, owner, etc.
Yes (the "media resource" is the atom:content of the "media link entry", not an enclosure: the atom:author, atom:contributor and atom:category that you set on the "media link entry" apply to the "media resource" not only the entry; the "media link entry" has been set up to allow modifying the "metadata of the media resource")
- Do they both get deleted together
Yes My 2 c€nts -- Thomas Broyer
