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Title : Thoughts on Standardizing URN Resolution Protocols
Author(s) : K. Sollins
Filename : draft-ietf-uri-urn-res-thoughts-00.txt
Pages : 2
Date : 06/26/1995
The problem of standardizing URN resolution needs to be thought through
carefully. If we partition the problem of name resolution, it becomes
clearer that the user to resolution service interaction should be
standardized. In contrast, in order to support a variety of models,
behaviors, and other policies for name resolution services, we must allow
for a multiplicity of such services, each perhaps requiring a different
protocol between its servers. The URI group can still limit its efforts,
but should support more than one such service as a proof of concept that
multiple service types can be supported.
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