RE: Charset II - defn.

[Dick Brooks <dick@8760.com>]

Ian,

The encoding attribute of the XML prolog is "optional", are we going to
REQUIRE this within the ebXML header document?
If not then we should reword to:
"SHALL be equivalent to the encoding attribute, when present, in the ebXML
message Header XML Document"


Dick Brooks
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> All,
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> 	after discussion today lets try this:
>
> The charset attribute SHALL be equivalent to the encoding attribute of the
> ebXML message Header XML Document (described in section 3). For maximum
> interoperability it is RECOMMENDED that UTF-8 be used.  Note: this is not
> the default for MIME
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> Ian Jones
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