Identifiers (was: [Biocorba-l] BSANE and bioCORBA)
Scott Markel
smarkel@netgenics.com
Thu, 31 May 2001 06:43:32 -0700
Martin Senger wrote:
> Here is my summary:
>
> What URI has and NamingService syntax does not have:
> - a protocol (together with a port number)
> - it allows non-escaped dots (ie. as used in the hostnames)
>
> What URI has not and NS has:
> - versioning of each name part
>
> Both have a hierarchical structure, therefore both are extensible for
> other layers.
>
> Is there anything else what make them different?
> [ When we know differences we can start to compare them.]
We've actually combined URIs and NS syntax internally. Examples
include
* "x-sequence-na:gb.123:AL121903.13"
version 13 of sequence AL121903 in GenBank release 123.
* "x-sequence-na:gb:AL121903"
sequence AL121903 in GenBank.
* "x-sequence-na:.:AL121903"
sequence AL121903 in the local or default collection.
* "x-sequence-na:gb.123"
GenBank release 123.
Scott
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