In Savannah, we weren't sure about one of Carl's questions. He has elaborated
as follows...
The MOD doc says:
Some attributes are defined as 'type3 keyword | name'. These attributes
support values that are either type3 keywords or names. This dual-syntax
mechanism enables a site administrator to extend these attributes to legally
include values that are locally defined by the site administrator. Such names
are not registered with IANA.
Example: job-hold-until (type3 keyword | name (MAX))
Printer administrator configures Printer such that (1setOf type3 keyword |
name)"job-hold-until-supported" contains two values:
(type3 keyword)'second-shift' and
(name)'one-of-these-days'.
Client request [with "attribute-fidelity" = (boolean)true] contains
"job-hold-until" attribute with value (name)'second-shift'.
Does the Printer reject the request and return "job-hold-until" attribute with
value (name)'second-shift' in the unsupported attributes group? Or does it
accept (name)'second-shift' as a match for (type3 keyword)'second-shift' and
accept the request?
-Carl
Harry Lewis - IBM Printing Systems