> I suspect they're less used for a variety of reasons, > through no fault of the URI template spec. I think someone bcc'ed me into this conversation, so I'm only just now getting a chance to read through the rest of the thread. I guess I'd add that I'm with Roy and everyone else who's asking for a simplification of the syntax. I need the advanced functionality of the templates, but I certainly would not object to getting that functionality in a less complicated package. I like where Roy was headed with his syntax changes. I never really liked the {operator|argument|params} syntax, and I'd love to be able to use something simpler. > It would useful to restructure the draft to separate the minimal syntax that would be mandatory to support and that would work both on client-side and server-side. > > Then, we could add an optional part defining a more extensive syntax, suitable for client-side usage. I also suspect, that a third part defining extension for server-side URI templates would be useful. I don't think I like that idea. I would greatly prefer one syntax for usage everywhere. If the syntax, as-is, is too complex to work with on one side or the other, then we need to fix it until it IS useful everywhere. Bob AmanReceived on Tuesday, 19 May 2009 19:31:50 GMT
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