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Subject: AI 246
I have an action item to check that subtopics in different namespaces are still allowed by WS-Topics. The answer is that the current draft of WS-Topics does not allow this, but the group has made a decision to add this support, as illustrated by the issue below. As you can see, the issue status is "open - approach agreed" which means that the group has agreed on the resolution and the editors need to reflect the resolution in the doc. This is being tracked and won't get dropped. Regards, William WSN4.4: Domain specific Extensions to Topic Spaces There is no way for an industry to define a topic space and a manufacturer defines some sub-topics of that space, but in its own namespace. The only way to do it is to redefine the entire tree in your own namespace. This makes it very cumbersome to extend a Topic Space. Specifications * WS-Topics Proposed Recommendations Notes During Jan/Feb 2005 F2F, this issue was discussed. The agreed approach was: WS-Topics specification to define mechanism for an individual root topic to extend some topic from other TopicSpace by specifying a ConcreteTopicPathExpression. This mechanism should allow NotificationProducers to build relationships between independent topic spaces without losing information about their individual namespaces. ConcreteTopicPathExpression and FullTopicPathExpression dialects need modifications to allow namespace prefixes at any level in the expression. Prefix propagates right-wards until a new prefix appears in the expression. Specifying null namespace requires an explicit syntax, for example, expression "foo:bar/spam" expands to "foo:bar/foo:spam" where as "foo:bar/:spam" indicates that the topic "spam" has no namespace. Status: Open - approach agreed Date: Feb 1, 2005 Agreed Approach: See Jan/Feb 2005 F2F related comments in the Notes section. Contact: Bryan Murray Cross Reference:
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