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000399_timbl@www3.cern.ch _Thu Nov 26 09:36:28 1992.msg
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> Date: Wed, 25 Nov 92 19:43:50 -0500
> From: Thomas A. Fine <fine@cis.ohio-state.edu>
> Yes, MIME would be good. But would you make WWW pass
> around MIME documents only, with HTML being one of the
> Content-Types,
Yes, this way. I am no great fan of the MIME wrappers
(they are so mail-oriented and human-readable!) but
I am so strongly in favor of merging related technlogies that
I feel MIME should do that, just as SGML should do the
mark-up. So in HTTP2, a document will be returned as
a MIME message. That is one reason for getting
text/html registerd as a MIME format now.
> or would you have http handle several
> different doc types, including both MIME and HTML?
That's too many wheels within wheels.
> tom
Tim