parid0268
| Wed, 26 Feb 2003 09:49:00
For example, if one of a node's SIDP values indicates that the
node's subject is a name, and another SIDP value indicates that the
node's subject is a set of subjects, the definition of the TM
Application can require such a node to be regarded as exhibiting an
invalid combination of SIDP values. By stating such a constraint, the TM
Application's definition can reflect its designers' conviction that
there can never be a single subject that is both a name and a set.
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