Hi Folks,
There's been some great discussion on the list this past week or two,
and I thought it might be time for a summary of what looks to me to be a
key sticking point: the scope of sword.
There are two distinct sides to this argument as it's been articulated
on this list:
a) That we shou
Hi Scott,
>> 6.6. Adding Content to a Resource
I'll get onto this and point, just as a pointer however look at the
'Creating a folder' section in the GDocs API.
>>>
>>> This whole area of SWORD (secs 6.4-6.6) is effectively doing the same job
>>> as CMIS. Is there a good reaso
Hi Dave,
>>> 6.4. Editing the Content of a Resource
>>>
>>> The client MAY provide an In-Progress header with a value of true or false
>>> [SWORD001]
>>
>>> 6.5. Deleting the Content of a Resource
>>>
>>> Should return the 200 header representing what has happened.
>>>
>>> I'm against the delete
Hi Ian,
On 18/03/11 09:11, Ian Stuart wrote:
> On 17/03/11 19:37, Richard Jones wrote:
>>> In this second, expanded, view there are three things one need to define
>>> within the discussion
>>>
>>> 1) What the singular Thing is: a (zip|xml|csv|xyz) file
>>> 2) What "standard" the manifest file is
Hi Tim,
I believe that the SWORD spec already meets these requirements of yours:
> What I've been pushing for with SWORD is:
> 1) Re-use sensible paradigms from existing AtomPub profiles (CMIS/GData)
Well, it explicitly doesn't get in the way of you using them, I don't
believe. Although if you
Hi Scott,
>> I think someone
>> earlier pointed out our methodology is RFC-orientated i.e. minimal,
>> well-defined and, where relevant, re-using existing Internet RFCs. CMIS, by
>> comparison, defines a full query language, ACLs, CMS-orientated APIs ...
>
> Exactly, which is why this new "packag
Hi Folks,
Just a quick summary of changes to be made to the profile in the next
version. Did I miss anything?
1/ 6.6.2 and 6.6.3 are incorrect in their description of the usage of
POST on the URIs. This needs to be clarified.
2/ Add a section describing how to use SWORD headers/techniques on