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Subject: Need for standard URI structure (Was Re: [egov-registry] regrep)
Changing the thread title to reflect the discussion closer. Paul Spencer wrote: >Maewyn, > >For the registry, we need to describe each metadata item type with a URI. >Since we currently use URLs rather than URNs in UK Gov, it might be useful >if these point to a description of the item type - i.e. the relevant page of >the e-GMS. This could obviously be done if the e-GMS were in HTML or XML. > >In anticipation that this might be done sometime, we need to choose some >URIs. I know Adrian was looking at direct URI access to the GovTalk web >site. Do we have this available? I suggest something like: > >http://www.govtalk.gov.uk/registry/contributor.htm >http://www.govtalk.gov.uk/registry/coverage.htm#temporal > >What do you think? It is not essential to set up the ability to access these >straight away - what I would like to do is set up a URI format that will >support this in the future. > > For an example of how the URIs might be used in the registry see various Slots in: http://www.oasis-open.org/apps/org/workgroup/egov-registry/download.php/7257/SubmitObjectsRequest_eGMS1.xml and the name attribute. The current URIs are only meant to be placeholders and would be replaced by whatever URI prefix(s) we agree upon for the pilot. -- Regards, Farrukh
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