Hi, I tripped across http://www.w3.org/Addressing/schemes.html recently. Wanted to mention a couple of quickies: The jdbc naming scheme is linked to the Sun documentation for the jdbc class that doesn't seem to even mention the URL scheme. A quick search on google reveals what the jdbc url should look like, but doesn't show up any authoritative documentation. In GnuCash, we've started using a jdbc-like URL of the form: postgres://some.hostname.com:portno/dbname?option=value&user=username&passwd =pwd I beleive that the way we use this syntax is identical to its jdbc equivalent: jdbc:postgres://some.hostname.com:portno/dbname?option=value&user=username&p asswd=pwd except that it is understood that the former uses the native postgres format for the wire protocol, whereas the latter uses the jdbc wire protocol. I don't know if this usage is too trite to mention, but I thought I'd mention it anyway ... (BTW, we are now actually using a half-dozen private URL schemes in order to control the display an layout of the financial reports. I won't describe them here, as they are still evolving.) --linas Linas Vepstas
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