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Re: [xdi] $onelevel versus $depth$1
We should either have $onelevel or $depth$x. If we have both constructs, that will confuse people. And my feeling is that it's better to have the more generic one rather than introducing an artificial limit. From an implementation perspective, I don't think it's any harder to implement $depth$4 than it is to implement $depth$1. It worked well in Higgins, and I remember we actually did have a use case at some point for returning 2 levels in a single roundtrip. What do others think? Markus On Thu, May 24, 2012 at 5:05 AM, Michael Schwartz <> wrote: Markus asked why not use $depth$1 versus $onelevel? 1) $onelevel is a special case. Its the most common depth, so it deserves a special keyword. 2) Why do $depth and $onelevel have to be mutually exclusive? 3) I think its bad practice for servers to support $depth$1 and not $depth$2 etc. I'd rather the XDI server implemenations just say that $depth is supported or not supported, but not partially supported. - Mike --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: For additional commands, e-mail:
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