> It is becoming clear to me that the two URI(URLs) actually mean
> different things, and that each URI should be handled by different
> pieces of the system; the HTTP header should be handled by the outer
> HTTP processing code, while the inner URI should be handled by the core
> IPP code. Its almost like the HTTP URI is really the transport URI, and
> the IPP URI really points to the IPP object to which we are
> communicating (the application layer object).
Ok, then I guess we're back to Puru's basic inquiry
revolving around precedence between the two URLs.
Based on your above statement, it sounds like we must
have NO precedence whatsoever, right?
...jay
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