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I am on the WWW mailing list and got this interesting tidbit of which I thought you should be aware...<nl>
-- Darren<nl>
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Subject: revised MIME architecture<nl>
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Date: Sat, 06 Jun 92 17:31:58 CDT<nl>
From: Dan Connolly <lt>connolly@pixel.convex.com><nl>
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In an earlier message, I proposed we make the W3 project<nl>
interoperate with MIME systems. I made the mistake<nl>
of using existing names for formats and types that<nl>
don't yet exist.<nl>
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I'd like to make a more organized transition to MIME<nl>
interoperability.<nl>
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First, we define some types for existing web servers<nl>
and documents.<nl>
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X-HTTP is an access-type for message/external-body body<nl>
parts to access existing W3 servers.<nl>
Additional parameters include host, port, path, and anchor.<nl>
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X-HTML is a subtype of text for existing W3 documents.<nl>
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So the next part of this message is an HTML document expressed<nl>
as a MIME external-body message.<nl>
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