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"Bullard, Claude L (Len)" <clbullar@i...> wrote:

| I read this earlier and almost responded; it appears the WG is attemping 
| a weak version of architectural forms.

Yes.  But stuff like location="@href" - shades of XPath/Xpointer - is
going to run into the name clash problem again, for which the answer
predictably trotted out wil be that it's gotta be hlink:location or
someuch.  (I predict a comment to this effect - reiterating the primacy of
dogma - from W3C Liaisons or Other Leading Lights)

| Host language == Markup application language 
| Integration language == Architectural forms

I'm not sure about this.  AFs would seem to apply to both.

| It was noted when architectural forms were invented that an application 
| language could be used as an architectural form and by a "top level form", 
| an architectural form could become an application language.

Precisely.

| Is this another case of changing the names and adopting a piece of another 
| technology (namespaces) that makes the result more complicated than the 
| original and ends up being less powerful?

Sshhhh!


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