Re: [Bodington-developers] [Tetraelf-developers] xml foods

[Alistair Y. <ali...@sm...>]

how would something else read them if you've already eaten them? so  
it's based on consumer?

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On 31 Jan 2007, at 12:29, Selwyn Lloyd wrote:

> Ian et al,
>
> this is the seperate thread...
>
> I say foods, not feeds [XML] because it bugs me that the design of  
> feeds
> like rss is you have to read and reread the same xml until the server
> modifies it.
>
> Is there a protocol or spec for feeds which once read are eaten so to
> speak... i.e. you eat them once only go back and their gone...
>
> Other than a reliable messaging approach.
>
> a move protocol if you like... I think we have some reasonable use  
> cases
> / business processes to support the requirement, particularly when
> reading in many sources of data.
>
> I'm think SMTP :)
>
> But just wondered if you knew of anything in the realms of rss /  
> atom etc
>
> Cheers
>
> Sel
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