[Peerpress-main] XML schemas.
nloth at senet.com.au
nloth at senet.com.au
Mon Jan 8 23:54:42 CET 2001
>
> > > <site id="kuro5hin.org" system="scoop" version="pp0.1">
>
> > Where do we get the id from? Is it the domain name? What about systems
hosted
> > in a directory off a domain, or multiple systems on the same domain? Maybe
the
> > id should be the baseuri, in which case it might be redundant?
>
> Well, since Peer Press will be operating with the concept of a "member site"
> (important for licensing stuff), then this should be a string assigned when
> the site becomes a member. Using the domain name sounds like a good idea to
> me, although perhaps not always. The main idea is for it to be unique.
>
Fair enough.
>
> >> <languages>
> >> EN_us
> >> </languages>
> >>
>
> > Is this comma separated? Why not a list of languages:
> > <languages>
> > <language>EN_us</language>
> > <language>Klingon</language>
> > </languages>
>
> White space separated, was my basic idea. I was just trying to keep the
> verbosity down a little, since the sitelist can get long.
>
Okay.
> >> <techcontact>tech at kuro5hin.org</frontpageuri>
> >> <editorialcontact>rusty at kuro5hin.org</frontpageuri>
> >> <licensingcontact>licensing at kuro5hin.org</licensingcontact>
>
> > How about:
> > <contacts>
> > <contact type="tech">tech at kuro5hin.org</contact>
> > <contact type="editorial">rusty at kuro5hin.org</contact>
> > <contact type="licencing">licensing at kuro5hin.org</contact>
> > </contacts>
>
> > Isn't that potentially less trouble to extend? Also, does this contact have
to
> > be an email address?
>
> It could be. It's more work to get a validating XML parser to check that all
> required ones are included, though, for instance. As for being an email
> address, what else do you envision that it could be?
>
They could want to use their phone numbers, and ICQ address, etc. Why limit
them?
I understand your point about they parsing problem,
though.
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