[Issue 230] implementation.spring @location attribute does not statethe form which its URI value can take

[Anish Karmarkar <Anish.Karmarkar@oracle.com>]

http://osoa.org/jira/browse/JAVA-230

On 2/28/2011 3:53 AM, Mike Edwards wrote:
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> Target: sca-springci-1.1-spec-WD06.doc
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> Description:
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> The implementation.spring element is described in Section 4 and contains
> a series of normative statements relating to the @location attribute
> and what its value addresses.
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> However, one thing that is not stated here (or anywhere else in the
> spec, as far as I can see) is what form the URI value of @location takes.
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> For example, is it relative - in which case, what is it relative to? Can
> it be absolute?
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> The spec should state this.
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> Proposal:
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> Add the following following line 613 (the description of the @location
> attribute, before any of the existing normative statements):
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> The location URI can either be an absolute URI or it can be a relative
> URI. In the case where the location URI is a relative URI,
> the URI MUST be taken as being relative to the base of the contribution
> which contains the composite containing the
> <implementation.spring/> element. [SPR40009]
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>
> Yours, Mike
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