Difference between revisions of "Namespace"
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| + | I am dealing with a particularly interesting challenge, wherein I don't want params that are transferred into a composed Service URL, I want some that are used in other aspects of a resulting request, like a POST body. The rub is that I have many params I would need, and don't want to start adding their generic names to the public namespace, because they are basically Service-specific | ||
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| + | What are we doing about Service specific params used in something other than transference to a composed URL? | ||
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| + | I have this example right now of one possible way I was going to do this: ?messages=method:'CollectionsQuery',tags:'foo','bar',schema:'http://schema.org/MusicPlaylist' (edited) | ||
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| + | Basically one param with multiple subelements | ||
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| + | no standard exists for complex json value representation in params, that I am aware of | ||
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| + | that is the best representation I could think of with the use of unencoded reserved chars | ||
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| + | this might be worth a discussion in the ID meeting later today. It is symptomatic of any attempt to create a universal semantic and why past attempts (X12, XML) have not been successful. http://microformats.org/wiki/namespaces-considered-harmful | ||
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Revision as of 10:26, 25 October 2021
Full Title or Meme
A Namespace is simply a list of names and some of their attributes.
Context
I am dealing with a particularly interesting challenge, wherein I don't want params that are transferred into a composed Service URL, I want some that are used in other aspects of a resulting request, like a POST body. The rub is that I have many params I would need, and don't want to start adding their generic names to the public namespace, because they are basically Service-specific white_check_mark eyes raised_hands
9:00 What are we doing about Service specific params used in something other than transference to a composed URL? 9:01 I have this example right now of one possible way I was going to do this: ?messages=method:'CollectionsQuery',tags:'foo','bar',schema:'http://schema.org/MusicPlaylist' (edited) 9:01 Basically one param with multiple subelements 9:01 no standard exists for complex json value representation in params, that I am aware of 9:02 that is the best representation I could think of with the use of unencoded reserved chars
this might be worth a discussion in the ID meeting later today. It is symptomatic of any attempt to create a universal semantic and why past attempts (X12, XML) have not been successful. http://microformats.org/wiki/namespaces-considered-harmful
References
[{Category: Semantics]]
