A. Pagaltzis wrote on 2/1/2006, 1:39 PM:
>
> * John Panzer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2006-01-30 22:05]:
> >This means that users might possibly end up subscribing to
> >something of type application/xml if they copy and paste URL
> >#3... but we could also make this client dependent so that, for
> >example, everything other than known web browsers get
> >application/atom+xml.
>
> How about this simple rule? If the request for a feed has a
> referrer, which aggregator presumably[1] never do, then serve as
> `application/xml` with all cache control headers set to expire
> immediately; otherwise, send as `application/xhtml+xml`. (Expiry
> prevents intermediaries from caching it with the wrong MIME
> type.)
Does this work for bookmarks? (Thinking here especially of IE bookmarks
saved to a desktop and double-clicked to start the browser...)
--
John Panzer
Sr. Technical Manager
http://journals.aol.com/panzerjohn/abstractioneer
