On Tue, May 14, 2002 at 08:43:03PM -0400, David A. Desrosiers wrote: > pilot-link doesn't have anything to do with the MIME type or HTML > gathering process of Plucker, it is only concerned with the final created > .pdb (or .prc/.pqa overall). I would venture to guess that nothing will be > impaired by adding a .plk/.plkr extension to be recognized by _browsers_ to > identify Plucker content (if I take your suggestion to mean a similar > approach to the way SiteScooper .site files and AvantGo .subs files > reference their particular content).
But what good really would it do once that's supported? ie, Assuming a MIME type has been setup for plkr/plk, what exactly is the expected action on the client side? I would assume just to upload the file up to the palm, but the hotsync program itself only supports pdc, pdb, pqa as valid extensions. I guess it's good to have specific support for this in the browsers, but for the commoner user, what exactly will he/she see their machine do with this .plkr file? -- Adam McDaniel Array Networks Calgary, AB, Canada
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