Re: Media types and rss (was Re: Using dc:language vs language)

On 6/11/07, Charles Iliya Krempeaux <[email protected]> wrote:
> Consider a video that is made of up 2 video clips.

Another way of tackling this --

Both A and B are media HTTP links encountered by an RSS user agent
with good support for HTTP caching.  When the RSS user agent initially
encounters these links it fetches them.  A has a cache expiration date
far in the future.  B has an cache expiration date. When the user
agent is requested by the user to render them, it checks the
expiration and finds that A can be served from cache but B has to be
re-requested.

-Lucas

(Sorry to fire and run, but I'll be away from the computer for the
rest of the day).


 
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