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	Title		: MIME Directory Profiles for Listing Whois++ Schema
	Author(s)	: L. Daigle
	Filename	: draft-ietf-schema-whoispp-00.txt
	Pages		: 8
	Date		: 23-Apr-98
	
   This document defines two MIME directory profiles [HOWE1] necessary
   for supporting the definition of Whois++ [FALT1] templates (schemas).
   It is intended for communication with the Internet schema listing
   service ([APPL1], [APPL2], [APPL3], [APPL4]).
 
   The profiles defined are:
 
                schema-whoispp-0
                whoispp-attr-0
 
   Also, 5 MIME directory types are defined:
 
                wpp-template-name
                wpp-template-desc
                wpp-attr-ptr
                wpp-attr-name
                wpp-attr-desc


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