Hi Danny, you may want to talk to or follow Hubert Le Van Gong's blog http://blogs.sun.com/hubertsblog/ He is interested in RESTifying Liberty I think. To do that I imagine he must both understand REST and liberty :-) Perhaps we can get him interested in the Semantic Web. It may make is work of RESTifying Liberty easier. Who knows... Henry On 4 Jan 2008, at 21:57, Story Henry wrote: > On 4 Jan 2008, at 17:56, Danny Ayers wrote: >> Hey Henry, >> >> I was just randomly following a thread through from OpenID, wondering >> whether there may be anything (like foaf:openid) that might be >> usefully RDFized for use in service description. But there seems a >> Pandora's Box over there - Yadis, strange-seeming XDI stuff, SAML >> etc. >> >> But most of these things seem to have an XML serialization, so a >> mapping to RDF should be straightforward to implement, given a clue >> about what they mean... >> >> I see from [1] you've been in these parts already - any thoughts? >> Anything stand out as low-hanging-fruit? > > I did not really study SAML in detail. I just followed a few links > around and read a few threads. > But yes, my guess is that this can be very GRDDLable. > > Not sure who would be best to do it though. It may be worth getting > in contact with some of the people at Sun that I pointed to from the > thread you mentioned [1] to find out how that could be done. > > Hopefully if I can get Beatnik [2] to be useful enough - soon - > then people will start seeing the point of this and do it of their > own accord... > > So I am really working on Beatnik full time right now. > > Henry > > [2] http://blogs.sun.com/bblfish/entry/scoble_gets_thrown_off_facebook > >> Cheers, >> Danny. >> >> [1] http://blogs.sun.com/bblfish/entry/openid_and_saml >> >> -- >> >> http://dannyayers.com >
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