On Mon, Jul 07, 2008 at 06:50:28AM -0400, James Carlson wrote:
> Nicolas Williams writes:
> > One possibility that occurred to me:
> >
> > svc:/domain/<domain-type>/<leftmost-label>/../<rightmost-label>:default
> >
> > For example, properties for the AD domain 'foo.bar.example' would be
> > stored in 'svc:/domain/ad/foo/bar/example:default'.
>
> I could be mistaken about this -- it's ancient history now -- but I
> had thought that the intent with "svc" was to use URI syntax. That
> example (if I undersatnd it) would be more like:
>
> svc://foo.bar.example/domain/ad:default
>
> We just leave out "//localhost" for local references, as it's implied.
> See section 3.2 of the Greenline (PSARC 2002/547) design document.
Which says:
svc://[sc...@]system-fqdn/service:instan...@contract-id]
Now, I'd expect svc://foo.bar.example/stuff to mean "svc:/stuff at
foo.bar.example," and "svccfg -s svc://foo.bar.example/stuff" to mean
"talk to the repository at foo.bar.example and select 'stuff'."
That's _very_ different from what I was looking for!
Nico
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