Re: [DotGNU]UI and SEE (was Re: What Web Services Are NOT)

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Norbert Bollow wrote:
> no... the SEE will know the difference... in the first case, the
> SEE will tell the server:

I'm just considering the practical implications of telling app writers that 
they have to differentiate, in their services, between a little stub UI app 
that just swaps UI events and user I/O data, and a full-fledged server application.

And also differentiation between `owner of the data' and `right to use', 
because whenever those apply depend on what the application does.

> The response from the server could be "I've checked those
> credentials, they're fine.  Here's a German-language user
> interface of type pnet3.2 - execute that, and your user should
> be happy."

All this localization is handled by plugins through SEE protocols? I suppose 
this can't also be offset to apps, because there are no apps at this specific 
load time ;)

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