Re: [uddi-spec] Proposed changes to UDDI Version 2 specificationsrelated to UTF-8 / UTF-16 issue

[Keisuke Kibakura <kibakura@jp.fujitsu.com>]

Max, 

I think a registry MAY regard the encoding of incoming request message
as a preferred encoding.  Please note that, if we update v2 spec to 
support both encodings, it means that both client and server have to
support both encodings.  Response encoding is left upto the Operator. 

Regards, 

--
Keisuke Kibakura
FUJITSU LIMITED


>>>>> On Wed, 02 Oct 2002 07:16:22 +1200, 
>>>>> Max Voskob <mvoskob@msi.com.au> wrote :

> Keisuke,
> 
> I would agree with you, but how are we going to determine what encoding the
> response should be in any particular case? Is it left upto the Operator
> Site?
> The response must be of the same encoding or otherwise, the client must
> indicate what encoding it prefers.
> 
> Max Voskob,
> MSI Business Solutions NZ