- From: Danyel Ceccaldi <dceccald@elaine.crcg.edu>
- Date: Fri, 9 Jun 1995 12:04:41 -0400
- To: uri@bunyip.com
Subject URN -> URL Reply-To dceccaldi@crcg.edu Hi folks, I hope that is the right place for my problem and you can help me or give a hint who can help me. Following scenario:*1 An Internet Data Provider wants to support it's customers by writing a CD-ROM which contains the long-life-datas and big datas (mpeg, ...) of his server. Is it conform (In the sense of a future final release of URN's) to store a flat database on the cd-rom (or updates in the cache), calculated by the Server*2, containing a resolution betwenn an URN, a refering URL and the location on the CD-ROM. The URL should contain the current version of the data or a request should reply information, where you can find the changed or moved data. An example: extract from database-file: # every block begins with an URN, comments begins with '#'. URN urn:server-isbn:/data/grouped/path/and/name/here/imgs/server # The URN-Syntax doesn't matter, because only a stringcomparison # will be done by the database. URL http://www.example.server.com/img/server.gif LOCATION /imgs/server.gif *1 (Following scenario): I'm developing a mechanism which fits in the scenario, and want to create a solution, which is valid for a time. *2 (calculated by the server): Perhaps the Server has an URN/URC resolver and extract an URL from the URC. Please comment my problem or ask for details. By Danny
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