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Subject: [OASIS Issue Tracker] Updated: (CAMP-166) CLONE - Response to call for comments: "application packag", "_uri", and "DP example"
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Martin Chapman updated CAMP-166:
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https://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/camp-comment/201403/msg00000.html
2. Do the property names need "_uri" on the end? By putting that on, you prevent using the same property name in future for an inlined version of the linked resource (if a future spec version allows it, e.g. to allow the reduction of HTTP requests needed to get certain information/resources). A property named "operations" on an assembly resource (as indeed the arrow is labelled in the 2nd diagram in section 2.2.6) would have exactly the same semantics as a property named "operations_uri", when the value is a string containing a URI. The advantage of the former would be the possible widening of the allowed value type in future, as mentioned just now, where the value would be a JSON object rather than a string.
was:
https://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/camp-comment/201403/msg00000.html
1. In section 1.3 Example, it talks about "application package". Is this the same thing as a "Plan resource" (compare with section 2.3)?
2. Do the property names need "_uri" on the end? By putting that on, you prevent using the same property name in future for an inlined version of the linked resource (if a future spec version allows it, e.g. to allow the reduction of HTTP requests needed to get certain information/resources). A property named "operations" on an assembly resource (as indeed the arrow is labelled in the 2nd diagram in section 2.2.6) would have exactly the same semantics as a property named "operations_uri", when the value is a string containing a URI. The advantage of the former would be the possible widening of the allowed value type in future, as mentioned just now, where the value would be a JSON object rather than a string.
3. Example 5 (s4.2.2.1) still says "DP" while example 6 has changed this to "Plan"
Some spelling/grammar points which aren't part of changes from the previous comment period:
4. Section 2.7 Representation skew: "it exists but it an intermediate state" should be "it exists but in an intermediate state".
5. In various places the informal spelling "thru" is used. I would expect this to be "through".
> CLONE - Response to call for comments: "application packag", "_uri", and "DP example"
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> Key: CAMP-166
> URL: http://tools.oasis-open.org/issues/browse/CAMP-166
> Project: OASIS Cloud Application Management for Platforms (CAMP) TC
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: SPEC PR2
> Reporter: Martin Chapman
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> https://lists.oasis-open.org/archives/camp-comment/201403/msg00000.html
> 2. Do the property names need "_uri" on the end? By putting that on, you prevent using the same property name in future for an inlined version of the linked resource (if a future spec version allows it, e.g. to allow the reduction of HTTP requests needed to get certain information/resources). A property named "operations" on an assembly resource (as indeed the arrow is labelled in the 2nd diagram in section 2.2.6) would have exactly the same semantics as a property named "operations_uri", when the value is a string containing a URI. The advantage of the former would be the possible widening of the allowed value type in future, as mentioned just now, where the value would be a JSON object rather than a string.
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