> The scheme should be "9p", obviously. Where to put server name
> and port is also obvoius. So for the simple TCP case, we can
> use something like:
>
> 9p://localhost:9000/my/path
>
the format for a dial string is proto!server!port. e.g.
tcp!atlas.coraid.com!http.
going with your style this would be
9p://tcp!localhost!service/my/path
a more regular name would be
9p://tcp/localhost/service/my/path
(see pike's paper "the hideous name".)
but what is the point of encoding a dial string+path as a url?
- erik
