The web has the DOM: a Document Object Model expressed as an abstract API,
with many language bindings, to enable manipulation of html docs. OCF has a
data model similar to the html model. What's missing is a standard abstract
API, "Resource Object Model" (ROM) API, expressed in abstract (or
canonical) syntax. Lacking that, different language bindings can present
completely different models.
E g., DOM: document.getElementsByTagName("P");
ROM: resource.getElementsByTagName("di");
Or similar. I'm not saying we should ape the DOM, just that we need a ROM.
Thoughts?
-gregg
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