E&S CVS Commit: PEAK - Standardized these characteristics of name and address syntax:

[pje at eby-sarna.com]

Module Name:	PEAK
Committed By:	pje
Date:		Wed Nov 26 20:53:16 UTC 2003

Modified Files:
	PEAK: CHANGES.txt
	PEAK/src/peak: peak.ini
	PEAK/src/peak/naming/factories: openable.py
	PEAK/src/peak/naming/tests: __init__.py
	PEAK/src/peak/net: icb.py sockets.py

Log Message:
Standardized these characteristics of name and address syntax:

* '//' at the beginning of URL bodies is *mandatory* when the URL begins
 with an "authority" as described by RFC 2396.  When the URL is not
 required to contain an authority (e.g. 'peak.storage.SQL.GenericSQL_URL'),
 the '//' is *optional*, and the canonical form of the URL will not include
 it.

* Standardized names for RFC 2396 fields: 'user', 'passwd', 'host', and
 'port'.

In addition, added test cases for all name/address schemes, or documented
why no tests are needed (or possible, in the case of icb).  Also, refactor
'fd:' URL scheme to use 'model.Enumeration' types so that the URLs have
a canonical form (at least within a given platform), and can be properly
formatted as well as parsed.  Finally, added more docs to 'fdURL' class.


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