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Subject: Example of type as Resource
- From: "Sakimura, Nat" <n-sakimura@nri.co.jp>
- To: <xdi@lists.oasis-open.org>
- Date: Thu, 20 May 2004 13:13:22 +0900
I think what Drummond has in
mind is something like this:
<resource>
<xri>:1:3:4</xri>
<xri>=NatSakimura</xri>
<resoucre>
<xri>(+type)</xri>
<data>(+human)</data>
</resource>
</resource>
OR
<resource>
<xri>:1:3:4</xri>
<xri>=NatSakimura</xri>
<resoucre>
<xri>(+type)</xri>
<resource>
<xri>(+human)</xri>
</resource>
</resource>
</resource>
In contrast, my (and Lorens)
would look like
<resource>
<enumber>:1:3:4</enumber>
<ename>=NatSakimura</ename>
<type>(+human)</type>
</resource>
OR
<resource>
<xri
type="ename">=NatSakimura</xri>
<xri
type="enumber">:1:3:4</xri>
<type>(+human)</type>
</resource>
Schema of mine
would look a lot more lengthy than Drummond's, but the resulting XML will be
much simpler.
----
Now, I have a
question to Loren: In your example, you used <datatype>. This is the type
of the <resource>, is it? Or is it that of the
<data>?
Cheers,
Nat
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