- From: Dietrich Schulten <ds@escalon.de>
- Date: Sat, 3 Oct 2015 09:55:59 +0200
- To: Hydra <public-hydra@w3.org>
Hi, I think we need Markus' help to sort out priorities and it would really make me happy to see us working on the things which stop me from using Hydra in my field. Our status, as I see it: - the hydra:pagedCollection discussion has stopped. It was a heated discussion with some casualties along the way over the question if the client should be able to request an arbitrary range or if the server should send fixed pages. I am willing to give up the range idea for the moment because I would rather see us move forward. These two really cause me trouble: - hydra:collection is not in the spec yet. Some open questions come to my mind: naming of the managed block, handling of situations where the managed subject or object does not exist yet and therefore cannot be named - description of expected request bodies with nested properties, allowed values, default values Best regards, Dietrich P.S: admittedly, the problem+json discussion was not one of my pressing practical problems. We do use problem+json, so I thought to make one last attempt to align both closely, and failed :-) I still hope to get a statement into the spec that hydra:Error should not be used to invent proprietary or overload existing http status codes.
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