- From: Matthew Wilson <matthew@mjwilson.demon.co.uk>
- Date: Tue, 19 Feb 2002 17:42:02 +0000
- To: www-annotation@w3.org
At 18:59 18/02/02 +0000, Matthew Wilson wrote: >I have questions about retrieving and posting replies, neither of which >are currently documented on the Protocols page >http://www.w3.org/2001/Annotea/User/Protocol.html. > >It looks as though I can retrieve a reply thread for an annotation by doing > >GET /annot?w3c_replyTree=annotationURL > >The RDF returns has resources of type >http://www.w3.org/2001/03/thread#Reply I think. > >Is posting a reply like posting an annotation, but using t:Reply and all >of the other thread properties? Let me be less vague here. (When I started writing the last email I thought I had some example RDF to hand, but couldn't find it in the end.) When I GET with ?w3c_replyTree=annotationURL for an annotatoin with replies, I get something like <t:Reply r:about="[reply URL]"> <d:creator>...</d:creator> <d:date>...</d:date> <d:title>...</d:title> <a:body r:resource="[body URL]" /> <a:context>...</a:context> <a:created>...</a:created> <t:inReplyTo r:resource="[annnotation URL]" /> <t:root r:resource="[annotation URL]" /> <atr:attribution r:resource="[reply URL]" /> </t:Reply> Most of this is fairly clear I think (except maybe the atr:attribution). So my question is, what message do I need to send to create a new reply to an annotation? Is it a POST to the annotation server with <r:RDF xmlns:...> <r:Description> <r:type resource="http://www.w3.org/2001/03/thread#Reply"/> <d:creator>...</d:creator> <d:date>...</d:date> <d:title>...</d:title> <a:context>...</a:context> <a:created>...</a:created> <t:inReplyTo r:resource="[annnotation URL]" /> <t:root r:resource="[annotation URL]" /> <a:body> <r:Description> <h:ContentType>text/html</h:ContentType> <h:ContentLength>...</h:ContentLength> <h:Body r:parseType="Literal"> <html>...</html> </h:Body> </r:Description> </a:body> </r:Description> </r:RDF> ... similar to Figure 2 on the Protocols page? http://www.w3.org/2001/Annotea/User/Protocol.html#Fig-A2 Matthew Wilson
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