I think first of all, a version is not a specialized type of identity.
I would roll identity and identifier into one (identifier is the token of
the identity)
Version is an attribute of "resource" IMO. It usually is denoted with a
major_version.minor_version.release in software but I think it is too
granular so I would just stop at version and not include version identifiers
or date-time string etc.
Duane
On 25/06/08 8:21 AM, "Francis McCabe" <> wrote:
> This is a just a noodle. But, I was trying to see how versions fitted
> with the resource model and came up with ...
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> An identity associated with a resource that establishes a time and/or
> place where the resource is located.
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> Resources are generally time varying in nature accessing a resource
> at one time will often lead to a different outcome than accessing it
> at another time. As a result, it may be necessary to identify a
> resource at a point in time in effect to identify a specific version
> of a resource.
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> Frank
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