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Subject: <Link> Semantics
Hi. I screwed up the DST that I called in one hour late today... (Hey, it is still the second week of March!) Anyways: From what I heard over a pretty noisy international telephone line, I think I heard something tlike <Link> always represents a relationship between the resource described by the XRD (identified canonically by the XRD:Subject element) and another target resource. My first question is: Could this target resource be oneself? In case of OpenID, both user and the OP has XRD. User's <Link> elements describes which OP endpoints he wishes to use. OP needs to express his target endpoint in his XRD somehow. Traditionally, it was done in <Service>. Is it now <Link> that does this? If that is true, we now have no <Type> inside <Link>. How do we express that <Link> is representing for example OpenID 2.0 AuthN endpoint? Regards, =nat
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