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[Dave Monroe]

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Now that both HTTP extensions and HTTP/1.1 are stable
specifications, W3C has closed the HTTP Activity. The
Activity has achieved its goals of creating a
successful standard that addresses the weaknesses of
earlier HTTP versions.

HTTP-related efforts in W3C are continuing, however.
Some staff resources will remain allocated within the
Jigsaw Activity to maintain an Overview page on HTTP
on the W3C website, and to track implementation
experience with HTTP/1.1 and HTTP extensions.
Moreover, the open-source HTTP code in Jigsaw
developed by W3C is still being actively maintained.

W3C has started new protocol-related work in the XML
Protocol Activity, the XML Protocol Working Group will
define an HTTP binding for XML Protocol, which is a
higher-level protocol....

--- mikebailey at speakeasy.net wrote:

> http//www.huffingtonpost.com/2006/10/02/the-bushes-work-on-their-_n_30766.html

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